A fundamental introduction to x86 assembly programming
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#3This is a nice fundamental introduction, but where would I go to see how to actually run code?
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#4Adding to my read later. Looks like a good intro. Does anyone know of a similar resource for ARM assembly?
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#5Am I the only one who feels the "intro to x86" market is oversaturated?
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#6X86 and x86_64 Assembly and Shellcoding:
http://www.pentesteracademy.com/course?id=3 http://www.pentesteracademy.com/course?id=7
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#7Anytime I see anything names my-asm or mini.asm or anything like that, it instantly yanks me back to college. We had this awesome teacher who had been at DEC for decades and taught at night. He'd bring in chunks of core memory, and tell us all about the old days in between course work. God I loved that class.
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#8This is a nice fundamental introduction, but where would I go to see how to actually run code?
My best introduction to any asm language is just my C compiler putting out asm (gcc -S, I think). I can create small programs to do what I want, and see what the compiler puts out.
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#9Is there something like SPARC or other RISC architectures?
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#10Am I the only one who feels the "intro to x86" market is oversaturated?
Seconding this. Is there even any advanced x86_64 assembly language material out there besides the AMD and Intel reference manuals?