This PDF book covers the following topics related to
Assembly Language : Data Representation, Boolean Algebra, System Organization,
Memory Layout and Access, Variables and Data Structures, The 80x86 Instruction
Set, The UCR Standard Library, MASM: Directives & Pseudo-Opcodes, Arithmetic and
Logical Operations, Control Structures, Procedures and Functions, Procedures:
Advanced Topics, MS-DOS, PC-BIOS, and File I/O, Floating Point Arithmetic,
Strings and Character Sets, Pattern Matching, Interrupts, Traps, and Exceptions,
Resident Programs, Processes, Coroutines, and Concurrency, The PC Keyboard, The
PC Parallel Ports, The PC Serial Ports, The PC Video Display, The PC Game
Adapter, Optimizing Your Program.
Author(s): Institute of Computing, State
University of Campinas
This lecture note covers
essential topics such as system architecture, assembly processes, DOS file
operations, debugging, and Intel 8088 CPU registers, the course emphasizes
hands-on learning with practical assignments. The content explores addressing
modes, ASCII representation, system calls, segments, logical instructions, and
graphics programming. These notes serve as a valuable resource for students
seeking proficiency in low-level programming and hardware interfacing on the IBM
PC.
This PDF covers the following topics related to Assembly Language
Programming : Fundamentals of assembly language, Introduction to assembly
language and ARMlite, Countdown, Matchsticks, Hangman, Indirect & Indexed
addressing, The System Stack, and Subroutines, Interrupts, Snake.
This note explains the
following topics: Introduction to Linux Assembly Language, x86 architecture,
64-bit x86 Assembly, ARM Assembly language, ARM Thumb, 8-bit 6502 or 16-bit
65c816 Programming, Video Game Programming and Assembly Code Optimization.
This lecture note explains the following topics: Microprocessor
Architecture, Address Space Partitioning, Memory Classification, Memory
Structure, I/o Ports &
This book
assumes that you are an experienced assembly language programmer. This book
describes the assembly language supported by the RISCompiler system, its syntax
rules, and how to write assembly programs. Topics covered includes: Registers,
Addressing, Exceptions, Lexical Conventions, Instruction Set, Coprocessor
Instruction Set, Linkage Conventions, Pseudo-Op-Codes, Symbol Table, Execution
and Linking Format, Program Loading and Dynamic Linking.
This document
contains very brief examples of assembly language programs for the x86.The
author gives examples written for NASM, MASM and gas for both Win32 and Linux.
Also includes a section on DOS assembly language programs for historical
interest.