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Reptilian 06-Nov-2017 (Mon) 03:16:05 No. 408

Does anyone here have any good recommendations of books or pdfs for assembly x64 programming?

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Reptilian 06-Nov-2017 (Mon) 03:24:28 No. 409

I'm clueless about it but lainchan has a programming board.

Reptilian 06-Nov-2017 (Mon) 03:25:57 No. 410

>>409
Thanks

Reptilian 06-Nov-2017 (Mon) 03:50:19 No. 411

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>>410
No problem good luck on your journey anon

Reptilian 09-Nov-2017 (Thu) 00:44:23 No. 432

>>408
NASM - http://www.nasm.us/docs.php
FASM - http://flatassembler.net/docs.php?article=manual
GNU 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.

Reptilian 09-Nov-2017 (Thu) 03:05:29 No. 433

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>>432
>x64 is harmful anyways
Said 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.

Reptilian 09-Nov-2017 (Thu) 03:11:58 No. 434

>>432
I have to admit though the FASM link is a good actual explanation of everything. I'm actually going to study ALL OF IT. Thanks!

Reptilian 14-Nov-2017 (Tue) 14:37:46 No. 448

How do you have time to be learning assembly tho

Reptilian 14-Nov-2017 (Tue) 14:40:31 No. 449

>>448
NEET

Reptilian 17-Nov-2017 (Fri) 03:18:28 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.

Reptilian 17-Nov-2017 (Fri) 03:23:40 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).

Reptilian 17-Nov-2017 (Fri) 14:34:23 No. 459

Maybe you'll be able to come up with a new programming language after several years of studying this stuff.

Reptilian 04-Dec-2017 (Mon) 13:53:47 No. 553

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Anyone have any good pdfs for c programming? Preferably one that actually shows examples and explains them.

Reptilian 04-Dec-2017 (Mon) 15:35:56 No. 554

Also would be cool to have some pdf for c malware programming.