Assembler

[jamort]

I'm wanting to learn a little bit of assembly programming to build my knowledge and just for the fun of it, I'm not sure what assembler to use and what books/tutorials i need to be able to learn. I've tried google with very little help

[Fordy]

Here's a good resource - ASM Community Messageboard - Index

There's a Wrox book, but its focused on Linux - Professional Assembly Language Programming Programmer to Programmer: Amazon.co.uk: Richard Blum: Books

Hey, Jeff Duntemann has a revision to his book - Assembly Language Step-by-Step: Programming with Linux: Amazon.co.uk: Jeff Duntemann: Books
I had that in its first edition. If its as good as that then its worth a look (its focused on Linux too)

[kermit]

I would add this to Fordy's list (it is about 32 bit Linux assembly programming). Just scroll down and click on "Download Area."

[MWAAAHAAA]

No friends of Randall Hyde here?

As far as the assembler goes, I'd have to recommend NASM.

Of course, assuming that you would like to study x86 assembly...

[VirtualAce]

I liked Randall until he dove into that weird pseudo-assembler language of his and started promoting it over pure assembly.

[kermit]

I liked Randall until he dove into that weird pseudo-assembler language of his and started promoting it over pure assembly.

I was thinking the same thing.