Assembly Language Art (_)

Author: Hyde (Hyde, R.)
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is written by the renowned author Randall Hyde, based on his over ten years of experience teaching assembly language. It is set against the backdrop of the X86 series microcomputers and systematically and comprehensively explains the various fundamental knowledge and programming techniques of X86 microcomputer assembly language, starting from a simple "Hello" program. The content includes data representation, memory management, various data types, procedures, architecture related to assembly language, control structures, files, macro instructions, bit manipulation instructions, string instructions, MMX instructions, classes and objects, as well as mixed programming with other languages. Especially in the field of advanced assembly language (HLA), this book provides detailed and in-depth explanations. This book can be used as a textbook and reference book for computer-related majors in higher education institutions. The book strives to explain the charm of assembly language from an artistic perspective, alleviating or even eliminating readers' fear and frustration of learning assembly language, thereby enabling them to master assembly language with ease and speed. This book can also be used as a textbook and reference book for computer science students in higher education institutions.