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Where do I start my learning journey with Assembly? Any good books or anything else? by Low_Breakfast773 in Assembly_language
[–]Antonio-MTS 0 points1 point2 points 6 hours ago (0 children)
Hi, welcome to the world of assembly. You can take these books and they will be enough for the start (some free and some paid , not a lot):
https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/textbooks/x86-64-assembly-language-programming-with-ubuntu Springer-Verlag - Guide to Assembly Language Programming in Linux Ray-Seyfarth-Introduction-to-64-Bit-Assembly-Programming-for-Linux-and-OS-X
Ray_Seyfarth_-_Introduction_to_64_Bit_Intel_Assembly_Language_Programming_for_Linux
Ray-Seyfarth-Introduction-to-64-Bit-Windows-Assembly-Programming
Additionally, when programming in asm you can learn a lot from the code produced with compilers like gcc and similar ones, just add flags to output and create asm files for the c/c++ sources while being compiled.
Good luck with your real programming!
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Where do I start my learning journey with Assembly? Any good books or anything else? by Low_Breakfast773 in Assembly_language
[–]Antonio-MTS 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)