Assembly Language Sources

This is a working list of interesting sources I have found on the Web for Intel-based Assembly language programming. If you know of a Web site not listed here that should be included, please let me know. Favorite Assembly Language Books: Assembly Language Step-by-Step, by Jeff Duntemann. Excellent beginning-level trade book, fun to read, doesn't go too deep. Mastering Turbo Assembler, by Tom Swan (Second Edition, 1995). Swan has an engaging writing style and shows in-depth technical knowlege in his many books on assembly language, C++, Java, and Delphi. I find his explanations very easy to understand. Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers, by Kip Irvine. Intermediate-level college textbook, covers many advanced topics. Includes free copy of MASM 6.13. Visit the web site. (by the way, I'm the author...) The fourth edition is coming out in April 2002, with both 32-bit Windows programs and 16-bit MS-DOS programs. Art of Assembly Language Programming, by Randall Hyde. Free online book, well written, comprehensive; used as a college textbook by the author. A Win32 edition is also available. Windows Assembly Language & Systems Programming : 16- And 32-Bit Low-Level Programming for the PC and Windows, by Barry Kauler. The best source for writing MS-Windows applications in assembly language. It is quite advanced, so be sure you've already done some ASM programming before you read it. Very impressive in its depth of information. An Assembly Language Introduction to Computer Architecture : Using the Intel Pentium, by Karen Miller. College textbook on architecture/assembly language. Looks promising! Particularly strong in the mathematical approach to translating number bases and floating-point representation. IBM PC Assembly Language and Programming, by Peter Abel (Fifth edition, 2001). Popular college textbook, readable, used for many years. Very nice reference information on 16-bit DOS and BIOS interrupts. Linux Assembly Language Programming by Bob Neveln. I haven't seen this, but it's the only book purely on Linux ASM that I know of. Non-English Web Sites: linformatica (Italian). 16 bit assembly sources of the DOS chess program Drago. The sources range from the graphical interface (bitmap drawings, mouse handling, three dimensional buttons...) to the chess-engine and more. Cool Web Sites: MenuetOS Real-Time OS (written in assembly language) Jeff Duntemann's Web Site Intel Corporation Developers Web Site Collection of cool ASM source code by Ed Beroset International Brotherhood of Assembly/Machine Programmers by Glenn Stryker Programmers Heaven, Assembler Zone Adam Stanislav's Assembly Page Assemble It! by Ferdi Smit Great list of ASM web sites at the ASM Journal Which Assembler? By R_Harvey Linux Sources: Linoleum: Linux Programming Resources Linux Assembly HowTo (Boldyshev & Rideau, www.caldersystems.com) NASM: The NetWide Assember Linux Assembly.org Linux Assembly How-To (www.linuxassembly.org) Using the GNU Assembler (GAS) (Dean Elsner, Jay Fenlason & friends) Free BSD Assembler (GNU) Manual Newsgroups and Online Magazines: alt.lang.asm Assembly Programming Journal Assembly Language Borland TASM FAQ. Directory of assembly language FAQs (MIT) Dr. Dobbs Journal - Microprocessor Resources On-Line Tutorials: 16-bit DOS Assembly Programming: Ketman Maximaster (assembler and toolkit) Bob Richardson's PC Assembly Language Group List of DOS Interrupts (Ralf Brown, cs.cmu.edu) Ralf Brown's Interrupt List (Indexed HTML version) Sandpile.org - Source for Intel Processor Technical Info programmingtutorials.com (multiple programming languages) 32-bit Assembly Programming: Win32 Programming for x86 Assembly Language Programmers Iczelion's Win32 Assembly Homepage Dolphinz Win32 ASM HomePage Win32 Assembler Coding Tutorial Lord Lucifer's Win32 ASM site Manuals and Reference Information: MASM Reference Manual (html format) Microsoft Assembler Reference (MSDN online) Intel Pentium Instruction Set Reference Manual (Volume 2) Intel Processor Opcodes (Vonsild & Pedersen) AMD Processors Home page List of Microsoft Articles relating to CodeView and other utilities Agner Fog's Pentium Optimization Manual WWW Computer Architecture Page (Univ Wisconsin/Madison) USB Central Parallel Port Central Serial Port Central Shells and Integrated Development Environments: VASM, the Visual Assembler (Thomas Jaeger) Assemblers: How to get MASM & the various upgrade patches (Jonathan Kirwan) Summary of the various versions of MASM Borland's Turbo Assembler 5.0 Delorie's 32-bit DJGPP Development System (GNU project, includes C++ and assembler) Ketman Maximaster (assembler) Eric Isaacson's A86/A386 and D86/D386 home page NASM: The NetWide Assember MASM32: 32-bit assembler, derived from Microsoft MASM (www.pbq.com.au) Randall Hyde's High-Level Assembler TERSE, an Expression-Based Assembly Language Win32 Assembler by Jeremy Gordon Source Code and Utilities: Microsoft Debugging Tools The Garbo Collection, University of Vaasa, Finland Oakland University Software Repository The Programming Sharehouse A86/A386 Assembler and related files Source code for the DJGPP (Delorie) Assembler