Want to learn asm.

[redhat]

I am interested in assembly level coding. I dont have much idea about it though. As part of my course, I have studies microprocessor programming on the 8085 microprocessor. I now want to learn to program on a higher level of machines, so I can then develop my skill set into writing a bootstrapper, since I am interested in going into OS designing sometime soon. Can someone please guide me as to where I should start?

[Vyom]

Me too need to learn Assembly asap! "Need", since its part of my MCA! I am unable to clear the subject even after two tries. The commands in ASM just doesn't make sense, no matter how much I try, despite for the fact that I am good in C, C++.
Please anyone Recommend a good start for the same. Thru ebooks, or any other online resource!

[sanoob.tv]

here are some links that i used to learn asm,

Input and Output (I/O) in 8086 Assembly Language , Assembly Language Tutorials - Page5 - Interruptions and file managing - Free Computer Science Tutorials - Provided by Laynetworks.com , Assembly Language Tutorials - Page5 - Interruptions and file managing - Free Computer Science Tutorials - Provided by Laynetworks.com , Assembly Language Tutorials - Page5 - Interruptions and file managing - Free Computer Science Tutorials - Provided by Laynetworks.com

hope this helps,it helped for me....

[arpanmukherjee1]

^^ thanks, those links are a good starting point

[Liverpool_fan]

Originally Posted by redhat

I am interested in assembly level coding. I dont have much idea about it though. As part of my course, I have studies microprocessor programming on the 8085 microprocessor. I now want to learn to program on a higher level of machines, so I can then develop my skill set into writing a bootstrapper, since I am interested in going into OS designing sometime soon. Can someone please guide me as to where I should start?

Not sure about OS designing, but GNUSim8085 is a good tool to work with 8085 assembly programming. Try basic programs with it and then go further.