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x86 Assembly resources



Also there is a linux-assembly mailing list.
The traffic is very low, but when questions
are asked people generally pop up.
I've done some linux assembly stuff, found here:
http://www.69megs.com/pages/quaff/asm/.
The linuxassembly.org page is the best I've found.


On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Jeff Macdonald wrote:
>There's a linux book on assembly - Linux Assembly Language Programming - Bob
>Neveln
>If you can find it, Peter Norton had a book on learning assembly. Uses DOS
>and debug for some of the book. I read this book many moons ago.
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: owner-gnhlug at zk3.dec.com [mailto:owner-gnhlug at zk3.dec.com]On
>> Behalf Of Derek D. Martin
>> Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 2:12 PM
>> To: GNHLUG mailing list; BLU Users' Group
>> Subject: x86 Assembly resources
>>
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>> Anyone know any good resources for x86 assembly in a Linux
>> environment?  Most of the stuff I've seen deals with MASM, which isn't
>> terribly useful to me.





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