• MASM
• TASM,
• NASM,
• A86
• Terse
• HLA

Writing MS Windows Programs in ASM

How leave, push, return # affect the stack

Intel@ Code: 16bit, 32bit, win32

Instructions@

Debuggers@

ActiveX

See also:

• http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/Page_asm/Page_asm.html Randall Hyde's Assembly Page - not win32asm specific but just so damn good it sould be linked everywhere! Includes:
  • The Art of Assembly Language Programming - Online Book from course. This is invaluable.
  • Assembly Lanugage Programmer's Style Guide - MASM specific
  • UCR Standard Library for 80x86 Assembly Language Programmers

• https://github.com/DoctorWkt/acwj#readme Writing a C compiler for x86 step by step
• geezer's x86 OS Development page info on protected mode, etc...
• http://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/programming.html
• http://asmjournal.freeservers.com/
• http://home.eunet.no/~oleset/microasm.htm
• http://www.davidparker.com/assembly.html - Detailed instructions for installing the free MASM and update, nice tutorials, tips, tricks.
• Jannes Faber at Utrecht. 80x86 Assembly language pages. Very excellent!
• Gavin's Guide to 80x86 Assembly at Strange Creations is a nice tutorial to get you started.
• Paul Hsieh's x86 Assembly Page
• http://www.df.lth.se/~john_e/gems.html Assembly Gems Page
• MoonWare ASM Links has much more links than I have.
• IBM-PC Assembly Language Sources list by Kip R. Irvine.
• Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers ( 3rd edition ) book by Kip R. Irvine.
• Assembly Language Tutorials.
• International Brotherhood of Assembly Language Programmers
• VLA Assembly Language Tutorial. The tutorial of VLA is dedicated for those who wish start to explore the assembly language; according them:

  Dreaden made these files for the Kabal and myself when we were just learning. These files go over some of the basic concepts of assembler. Bonus of bonuses. These files also have programs imbedded in them. Most of them have a ton of comments so even beginners should be able to figure them out.

• ASM Tutorial/Ready to Start! by Ferdi Smit.
• DDJ Microprocessor Center has details about chips.
• Interrupt List by Ralf Brown is comprehensive.
• Links to Assembly Language Resources at eg3.com.
• Linux Assembly HOWTO at Caldera (and mirrors) about programming for Linux.
• Assembler files from Programmer's Heaven: binary, source, and text.
• NASM: The Netwide Assembler Project.
• NASM Information and links by John Fine, the moderator of comp.lang.asm.x86. Also includes helpful software and further links.
• fast absolute value
• Pass32 32-bit assembler by Dieter R. Pawelczak.
• ALINK linker by Anthony Williams.
• comp.lang.asm.x86 FAQ WWW Homepages at www.faqs.org.
• news:comp.lang.asm.x86.
• news:alt.lang.asm.

Comments:

• eternity0to8@spam@ at ~NOSPAM~inbox.com

  Hello: I just wish to inform you that at least 5 links above are broken. Please check them. Probably some of those web sites are no longer extant. Regards Alberto

  James Newton replies: Thanks for letting me know... I'll add that to my "to-do" list... which currently has spots available sometime in 2050...
  
  By the way, it is possible for members of this site to take over ownership of pages and edit them, if anyone cares to help out.+

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