No.409
I'm clueless about it but lainchan has a programming board.
No.432
>>408NASM -
http://www.nasm.us/docs.phpFASM -
http://flatassembler.net/docs.php?article=manualGNU AS -
http://web.eecs.umich.edu/~prabal/teaching/resources/eecs373/Assembler.pdf
>no I'm actually looking for a tutorial on how to use assembly!I'm sorry, it doesn't exist. This isn't python.
x64 is harmful anyway.
No.433
>>432>x64 is harmful anywaysSaid no one ever.
Also learning 32 bit assembly is pretty much deprecated at this point unless you're a NEET neckbeard with no time that just wants /g/ points then yea.
No.434
>>432I have to admit though the FASM link is a good actual explanation of everything. I'm actually going to study ALL OF IT. Thanks!
No.448
How do you have time to be learning assembly tho
No.456
My useless opinion is that you shouldn't waste your time learning x86 assembly, unless you want to figure out how CPUs work or developing programs where size/speed are a plus. Otherwise, just learn a normal programming language like C or Python.
No.457
>>456>developing programs where size/speed are ~plus~I meant, where size/speed are a critical factor (e.g. computer graphics processing, criptography, real time systems and so on).
No.459
Maybe you'll be able to come up with a new programming language after several years of studying this stuff.
No.554
Also would be cool to have some pdf for c malware programming.
