Assembly Language Programming

Author: Qian Xiaojie
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: University textbook. This book takes the Intel 80x86 instruction set and MASM 6.X as the main subject, comprehensively and systematically introducing the assembly language programming methods for 16/32-bit integer, floating-point, and multimedia instructions. The book is divided into two parts: Basic and Advanced. The first five chapters serve as the basic part, aiming at the teaching objectives of the current "Assembly Language Design" course, and explaining the knowledge of 16-bit basic integer instructions and assembly language programming for readers. The main content of the basic part includes: fundamentals of assembly language programming, detailed explanation of 8086 instructions, MASM pseudo-instructions and operators, operation formats, program structure, and design methods. The last four chapters are the advanced part, introducing in-depth content and practical application knowledge of assembly language programming from different aspects. Each chapter of the advanced part is relatively independent, with main content including: the integer instruction system and programming of 32-bit 80x86 CPU, mixed programming of assembly language and C/C++, the floating-point instruction system and programming of 80x86 FPU, multimedia extension MMX, SSE, and SSE2 instruction systems and programming. Each chapter of the book is accompanied by abundant exercises and detailed hands-on guidance, and the appendix provides usage instructions for the Debug debugging program. This book can be used as a textbook or reference for university courses on "Assembly Language Programming," primarily targeting undergraduate and vocational/technical students in computer science and related disciplines. The content is extensive, the language is accessible, and the structure is rich, making it suitable for university students and adult education students in electronic, automatic control, and other fields. It is also suitable for computer application developers and general readers seeking to deepen their understanding of microcomputer application technologies.