Thread: Assembly....

Do you know any good linux assembly tutorial? for a nobe who don't know assembly at all... ??
I've been looking it for on google but couldn't find anything interesting... what i found were windows/dos tutorials steb-by-step for beginners or how to "migrate" from win/dos assembly to linux assembly...
Thx for links....

http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Assembly-HOWTO/
When searching for Linux things, the word "howto" is a useful search qualifier.

The first link takes you here
http://linuxassembly.org/

Yeah, check out Programming from the ground up on the site that Salem gave you - there is a link which gets you a download of an e-book - not too shabby..

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If you don't mind purchasing a book, then try The Art of Assembly Language from No Starch!! Press.

Incredibly good book with well presented tutorials which don't leave you scratching your head in confusion. And also uses HLA (High Level Assembly) to migrate you from your favorite compiled language of choice to using pure assembly, which is a definate bonus as it helps you to visually spot and associate common functions and their assembly language counterparts.

And too, I'm a fan of No Starch!! books, so will often take time to plug em

Originally Posted by Salem

When searching for Linux things, [...]

on the topic of searching for linux things, try this:
http://www.google.com/linux

I believe Fortran77 is assembly. If you need the compiler you could go:

Code:

apt-get install f77

And then search for a good tutorial {Google: FORTRAN77 Tutorials}. And then create your first hello world application in FORTRAN77 {helloworld.f}:

Code:

PROGRAM hello
PRINT *,'Hello World!'
END PROGRAM

Compile with:

Code:

f77 -ffree-form helloworld.f

And I believe that should do it for you now.

No Fortran77 is fortran not assembly.

Originally Posted by Kleid-0

I believe Fortran77 is assembly. If you need the compiler you could go:

Code:

apt-get install f77

And then search for a good tutorial

A little off topic, but are you assuming that everybody who asks a question in the Linux forum is running Debian?

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