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  1. 03-28-2002, 10:07 AM #1
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    Assembly Language

    HI anybody know where to find Assembly language the code meaning...
    for example like what : DEC,MOV,NOP,EQU,???
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    for what arch?
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    Re: Assembly Language

    Originally posted by ahmike
    HI anybody know where to find Assembly language the code meaning...
    for example like what : DEC,MOV,NOP,EQU,???
    Those are all VAX assembler specification, but they can vary from assembler to assembler. Which architecture are you referring to? x86 assembler, sParc assembler, MIPS assembler, etc. ?
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    I've been trying to read up on ASM myself (for x86).

    Here are some links to some useful tutorials/lectures:

    Gavin's Guide to 80x86 Assembly
    Some huge lecture (can be viewed HTML, pdf, etc)
    Another lecture that gives the overview of ASM (in pdf format)
    Really small, but good introduction tutorial on ASM (includes links to TASM)

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