good assembly books

Hey /prog/. What's the best motherfucking book if I want to learn assembly? And what are the runnerups? Just shout out the titles - preferably not the acronyms.

I've read the SICP thrice today.

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Seriously, you're on the internet and you're asking for books? That's like being in the red light district and asking for a hooker

"Programming the Z80" is said to be good.

I personally liked "See MIPS Run", because it explained things like how the paging system and kernel/user-space division is implemented in practice. It also had a decent section on the different ABIs. Didn't like the second edition as much though.

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And that'd probably get me one, wouldn't it?

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Diggfag detected. He didn't ask for a gigantic collection of *!!!OVER 1000 FREE EBOOKS!!!*, he asked for advice for selecting a book about a particular topic from people who have preferably, like, fucking read some books about the topic in question and could give some useful bits of information.

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Jesus H. Christ the point is you don't have to ask.

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Yes, just like you have useful bits of inf- oh wait.

http://www.intel.com/products/processor/manuals/

Order a hardcopy set and they'll ship it to you for free.

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Even to Australia?

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Especially to Austfailia... uh, Australia.

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oh shi.....
free paper.
i can't habeeb it

Anything by Jim Butterfield. R.I.P. :-(

The best motherfucking book is generally one whose title goes like Having sex with your mother: A short introduction or some such.

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