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need learn ASM ? here all papers soon
PostPosted: Fri May 13, 2005 4:21 pm Reply with quote
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english : yes i need learn ASM my idea is in this post all best papers ebooks and more all in asm


spanish: erg0t la idea es que desde este post se pueda acumular la mayor infomacion posible de asm desde nivel 0 e ir clasificandolo por niveles de conocimiento papers y demas en ingles y castellano


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PostPosted: Sat May 14, 2005 12:21 am Reply with quote
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Yes I just started learning it last week.
I uploaded phpBB to my site if you want to take a look.
Not much on it yet but there are a few Links in the Links forum.
http://assemblyjz.cogia.net

Me and a friend are trying to do some projects with with assembly which include a script that changes the windows ntboot file and also an OS.

I started 16bit but erg0t says this:
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32bits asm, at aplication level is easier than 16bit, because the
memory model is flat so you dont have to worry about memory addressing
modes (in other modes is more complicated).
good tutorials about win32asm are Izcelion?s.
If you have any question or something I?m on irc.gigachat.net #uruguay
Very Happy


So I may get this tool my friend told me about that emulates a 64bit AMD so I can program in 32bit.

On my site we will update finds and tutorials regulary.

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