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Assembly Language
From Wikibooks, the open-content textbooks collection - The term Assembly Language refers to the lowest-level human-readable method for programming a particular computer.
Assembly Languages are platform specific, and therefore there is a different Assembly Language necessary for programming every different type of computer.
Assembly Language generally has a one-to-one correspondence with the underlying machine language, which is not human...
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Assembly Language and Computer Architecture
Dos Reis (State University of New York-New Paltz) uses a computer model called H1 to present fundamental concepts of assembly language and computer architecture in this text/CD-ROM package for a one- semester advanced undergraduate course that combines assembly language with architecture.
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date: 1/1/2004
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X86 Assembly eBook
This book is about assembly language programming for the x86 family of microprocessors.
This book will attempt to teach how to program in x86 assembly, the history of the processor family, and the basic architecture of x86 processor systems.
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Introduction to RISC Assembly Language Programming
Programming in a simple RISC architecture is very different due to the elegant and compact instruction set. Students of this text who have never programmed before and study it simultaneously with a course on a higher-level language report it is easier and more logical to program in assembly!
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Linux Assembly Tutorial
This tutorial is an introduction to coding assembly in Linux.
There are two 'versions' to accommodate various people: The Step-by-Step Guide: This version explains everything in detail.
It assumes that you have done at least a little bit of DOS assembly, and that you have Linux on your computer (although you may not have used it much yet). Since not everyone may know how to use Linux, there are links to sections where I explain how to do...
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PowerPC assembly Introduction to assembly on the PowerPC
Assembly language is not widely known among the programming community these days, and PowerPC assembly is even more exotic.
Hollis Blanchard presents an overview of assembly language from a PowerPC perspective and contrasts examples for three architectures: ia32, ppc, and ppc64.
High-level languages offer great advantages in general by hiding many mundane and repetitive details from programmers, allowing them to concentrate on their goals....
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date: 7/1/2002
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