tailieunhanh - Programming From The Ground Up

Programming from the Ground Up is an introduction to programming using assembly language on the Linux platform for x86 machines. It is a great book for novices who are just learning to program as well as for intermediates who have never learned or mastered assembly language programming. It covers many topics skipped by other similar books, including memory management, debugging, interfacing with C, dynamic libraries, and even a bit on GUI programming. | Programming from the Ground Up Jonathan Bartlett Edited by Dominick Bruno Jr. Programming from the Ground Up by Jonathan Bartlett Edited by Dominick Bruno Jr. Copyright 2003 by Jonathan Bartlett Permission is granted to copy distribute and or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License Version or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation with no Invariant Sections with no Front-Cover Texts and with no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in Appendix H. In addition you are granted full rights to use the code examples for any purpose without even having to credit the authors. All trademarks are property of their respective owners. This book can be purchased at http This book is not a reference book it is an introductory book. It is therefore not suitable by itself to learn how to professionally program in x86 assembly language as some details have been left out to make the learning process smoother. The point of the book is to help the student understand how assembly language and computer programming works not to be a reference to the subject. Reference information about a particular processor can be obtained by contacting the company which makes it. To receive a copy of this book in electronic form please visit the website http projects pgubook This site contains the instructions for downloading a transparent copy of this book as defined by the GNU Free Documentation License. Table of Contents 1. Welcome to Your 2. Computer Structure of Computer The Some Interpreting Data Accessing 3. Your First Entering in the Outline of an Assembly Language Planning the Finding a Maximum Addressing 4. All About Dealing with How Functions Assembly-Language .