Intel Assembly Language Programming: Fourth Edition

Author: Owen
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book comprehensively and meticulously covers all aspects of assembly language programming. From microprocessor architecture and working mechanisms to instruction sets; from the basic use of compilers and linkers to advanced procedures, structures, and macros; from programming in pure assembly to hybrid interface programming with new compilers like VC++ and BC++; from 16-bit real-mode BIOS, DOS real-mode text and graphics programming to 32-bit protected-mode Windows programming; from disk fundamentals to Intel instruction encoding, floating-point operations, and related knowledge—all are explained in depth and detail. The book is broad in scope yet deeply instructive, making it an excellent textbook for assembly language courses.