Assembler

Recommend me some books, faggots.

http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/AoA/DOS/AoADosIndex.html

NO EXCEPTIONS

inb4SICP

READ SICP
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>>1
Specify which assembler.

Answer assuming x86:

Here's the definitive manuals you'll want to read for x86:
http://www.intel.com/products/processor/manuals/

Learn and understand C, it will make coding in asm much easier.

If your platform is Win32, you might also want to learn Win32 API and formats such as the PE file format. For Linux, you'll want to learn about the ELF format and the syscalls.

>>2
Yeah I thought about that one but I can't get in the ftp. Do I need the files from there or am I fine without them?

>>2
At first I was like OH GOD NO but then I saw it was the version before Mr. Hydeious switched to his own bastardized language which he thinks is assembler but is more like C. That version is OK, though I wonder why the hell he spends two chapters on math first.

>>5
Intel manuals are awesome. Order them and they'll send you the whole set for free -- see the other thread here, some other anons did get them.

>>7
Why would you need to order the books if you can just get the pdf instantly?

>>8
scanning a book > staring at the monitor

physical stimulation, weaving magic with my fingertips

>>8
Wouldn't you like a set of nice thick books on your bookshelf next to the SICP, K&R, and set of TAOCP?

>>6
Answer my question, /prog

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The addition of some.

Don't change these.

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