Re: Suggestion for some good ASM books?


sleeper wrote:
Thanks for the help, but would there be any windows oriented Windows
books? using MASM possibly?

I think Detmer has a Windows-oriented book using MASM.
But learning Win32 API programming is a distinctly different thing than
learning assembly language programming and I would argue against trying
to tackle both things at once. Learn assembly first, then learn how to
program the Win32 API in assembly.
Cheers,
Randy Hyde
P.S., it's not for beginners, but check out my "Windows Programming in
Assembly" at http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/Page_win32/index.html

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