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Anonymous 09/10/26(Mon)15:19 No. 5528

/pr/, what books do you recommend for learning x86 assembly?

>>	Anonymous 09/10/26(Mon)15:25 No. 5530 The Art Of Assembly Language, Introduction To 80x86 Assembly Language And Computer Architecture?

>>	Anonymous 09/10/27(Tue)14:49 No. 5551 I find the best starting point is to rip your fucking eyeballs out. I used Detmer, it was okay.

>>	Anonymous 09/10/27(Tue)17:48 No. 5555 32/64-Bit 80x86 Assembly Language Architecture is good for reference. Also FASM.

>>	Anonymous 09/10/28(Wed)02:12 No. 5557 Open up kd, press ctrl-c and type ub. That is all.

>>	Anonymous 09/10/29(Thu)06:40 No. 5586 >>5530 This and get the official Intel manuals, especially if you'll be doing system shit. They will be a great reference, especially the 3rd volume which lists every opcode. I think you can get all of them in PDF form from Intel's website.

>>	Anonymous 09/11/03(Tue)19:34 No. 5749 i have essentials of 80x86 assembly language by richard detmer, but honestly i use emu8086 and most of what i know about assembly i learned by reading the documentation and tutorials on the website for it. their documentation is fantastic.

Anonymous 09/11/04(Wed)06:01 No. 5761

>>5586
Better yet, you can order hard copies for free, unless they've changed their policy since. (I placed my order in 2006, so it's not impossible they did. But worth shot.)
Send a mail to intelsupport@hibbertgroup.com and ask politely to order the following articles, and include your home address and daytime phone number:

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Preferably order them from your college e-mail if you're in college, but I suppose any address will do.

>>	Anonymous 09/11/04(Wed)06:07 No. 5762 >>5761 again. Here are links to the PDF's as well: http://blog.csdn.net/greenerycn/archive/2007/03/10/1525885.aspx

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