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Assembly Language Programming Training

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Product Assembly Language ProgrammingDetails
Total Time : 5.5 hrs
Number of Movies : 70
Number of Discs : 1
Catalogue Number :33995
Language : english
Author : Arthur Griffith

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Description Assembly Language Programming
The Assembly Language course is intended for those who wish to write assembly for both Windows and Linux. It uses the freely available NASM assembler, which is feature-complete and produces object code in a variety of formats. The predominant CPUs today use the Intel instruction set, and all examples in the course use that instruction set. The course covers the background information necessary for assembly programming and it covers the forms programs must take to operate in the systems. Some time is spent with low-level I/O, but many of the examples interface with C mainline programs. The emphasis of the course is in writing assembly language functions that can be called from higher level languages. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links.
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01 Introduction
0101 Contents of this Course
0102 The Reason for Assembly Language
0103 Opposite of Portable
02 Necessary Fundamentals
0201 Step by Step Execution
0202 Hexadecimal/Octal/Binary
0203 Boolean Operations
0204 Binary Integers
03 The Computer
0301 Memory & the CPU
0302 The Flag Register
0303 Modes & Interrupts
04 The Assembler
0401 Windows Installation
0402 Linux Installation
0403 Command Line Options pt. 1
0404 Command Line Options pt. 2
0405 Hello world
05 Assembly Language Basics
0501 Layout of an Instruction
0502 Constants
0503 Declarations
0504 Pseudo Instructions pt. 1
0505 Pseudo Instructions pt. 2
0506 Layout of a Function
0507 Assembling & Linking
0508 Comparisons & Jumps
0509 GCD Four Ways
0510 A Random Integer Generator
0511 Addressing
0512 Output
0513 Input
0514 Looping
0515 The Stack
0516 Find a Prime
0517 It is All Bits
06 Macro Preprocessor
0601 Single Line Macros
0602 Standard Macros
0603 Conditional Assembly
0604 Parameters & Overloading
0605 Macro Looping
0606 Source Files
0607 Preprocessor Stack
0608 Errors & Environment
0609 NASM Standard Macros
07 Performing Bit Operations
0701 Shifts & Rotates
0702 Boolean Operations
0703 Choosing Without Branching
0704 Endians
08 Aggregates
0801 Defining Arrays
0802 Addressing Array Members
0803 Multidimensional Arrays
0804 Structs
0805 Block Operations pt. 1
0806 Block Operations pt. 2
09 Floating Point
0901 Floating Point Representation
0902 Floating Point Numbers
0903 Floating Point Processor
0904 Floating Point Instructions pt. 1
0905 Floating Point Instructions pt. 2
0906 Quadratic Equation
10 Debugging
1001 Things a Debugger Does
1002 The Linux Debugger
1003 The Windows Debugger
1004 Unexpected NASMs
11 Assembly Potpourri
1101 Assembler Directives
1102 The Context Stack
1103 Macro Overloading
1104 The UNIX Assembler
1105 The TASM Assembler
1106 The MASM Assembler
1107 The IBM Mainframe Assembler
12 Wrapup
1201 Wrapup
13 Credits
1301 About this Author
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