Windows Assembly Language Programming Tutorial

Author: Tan Yu'an
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book is set against the Windows operating system and the Intel 80x86/Pentium series CPUs, providing a comprehensive and systematic introduction to assembly language programming in 32-bit protected mode. It covers knowledge such as the Windows programming environment, the Intel 80x86/Pentium instruction set, MASM's pseudo-instructions and operators, as well as programming methods like branching, loops, subroutines, C/C++ mixed programming, and hands-on debugging processes. The core of this book is Windows-based 32-bit protected mode programming, discarding the outdated 16-bit DOS real mode programming environment and closely aligning with current software development and microcomputer application environments. This book not only helps readers master assembly language programming methods smoothly but also enhances their C/C++ programming skills. The programs in the book are highly practical, emphasizing the joint programming capabilities of C/C++ and assembly language. Through these examples, it correlates with other courses, facilitating the integration of knowledge across disciplines. This book is suitable as a textbook or teaching supplement for assembly language programming-related courses in higher education institutions, as well as a self-study reference for intermediate and advanced programmers who wish to master Windows assembly language programming.