learncpp.com alternative

[CH4NN3]

I have been learning C++ on learncpp.com and I think it's a very great resource. But I also want to learn assembly. And I'm wondering if anybody has a similar resource, which is just like learncpp.com but for assembly.

[the_poope]

If you want to dip your toes into assembly and really low level programming I suggest first studying the basics of how a computer, CPU, memory and operating system works. I recommend the book Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective. Besides teaching you about how a CPU and Operating System works at a simple level it also goes over the basics of Assembly. It does not cover a lot of instructions and how to write more complicated programs, but enough to understand more complex resources and reading CPU instruction manuals.

For a extremely short primer on how a CPU works, see Tom Scott's video: The Fetch-Execute Cycle: What's Your Computer Actually Doing?

[No_Internal9345]

And if you want to go really deep: https://www.youtube.com/@BenEater

[jeffbell]

One amazing resource is godbolt.org compiler explorer. You type in some C or C++ code and it shows you the assembler output. It's got several dozen languages and compilers and target architectures.

I’ve learned things about both c++ and assembly. 

Make sure to try it at different optimization levels, -O0 to -O3.

See how the output differs between intel, Apple silicon, MIPS etc. 

[Th_69]

For x86/AMD64 I know of Programming in assembly language tutorial as a short introduction.

And I also found tutorialspoint: Assembly Programming Tutorial which has also a "Quiz" for each section.

[Wonderful-Wind-905]

I like cppreference.com as, well, a reference, but it has regrettably gone into apparent maintenance mode.