Beginner: HLA, ASM, MASM32?
From: bhb85 (bhb_at_mail2ben.com)
Date: 01/12/04
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Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2004 04:32:04 +0000 (UTC)
I would like to learn assembly for debugging and inline optimization
for my applications (I program with C/C++). I've been trudging through
the internet for several days trying to determine where to begin and
am a bit confused. Everyone I talk to just refers me to "The Art of
Assembly Language" webpage, although I have no interest in HLA (I'm
sure it's good, but not for my purposes of debugging and writing small
snippets of code). When people begin to learn c/c++ they start in
console mode (int main(){return 0;}) and it seems when people begin
ASM they should start in 16-bit non-windows. However, I'm running
Win2k, is there anyway I can run a 16-bit program? In the command
prompt? Which compiler? Where do I learn? If I understand correctly,
there are many different types of assembly for different
microprocessors. After I learn assembly for the x86, will it be
commutable to, say microprocessors by PIC, ARM, or something of that
nature? Thanks for any help!
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