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Assembler - language of unlimited possibilities. Textbook format CHM.

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  • Introduction

  • Chapter 1. Preliminaries

  • 1.1 What do I need to work with the assembler

  • 1.2 Presentation of data in computers

  • 1.2.7. Memory organization

  • Chapter 2. Intel processors in real

  • 2.1. CPU registers

  • 2.2. Addressing Modes

  • 2.3. Main unprivileged team

  • 2.4. Floating point numbers

  • 2.5. Working with extension IA MMX

  • Chapter 3 of the Directive and the operators of the assembler

  • 3.1. Program Structure

  • 3.2. Directive memory allocation

  • 3.3. Program Organization

  • 3.4. Expressions

  • 3.5. Macros

  • 3.6. Other directives

  • Chapter 4. Basics of programming for MS-DOS

  • 4.1. Programs like COM

  • 4.2. The program type EXE

  • 4.3. Displaying text mode

  • 4.4. Keyboard Input

  • 4.5. Graphic Modes

  • 4.6. Working with the mouse

  • 4.7. Other devices

  • 4.8. Working with Files

  • 4.9. Memory Management

  • 4.10. Download and run the program

  • 4.11. Command parameters and environment variables

  • Chapter 5. More complex programming techniques

  • 5.1. Control Structures

  • 5.2. Procedures and functions

  • 5.3. Nested procedures

  • 5.4. Integer arithmetic of high accuracy

  • 5.5. Fixed-point calculations

  • 5.6. Floating point

  • 5.7. Popular algorithms

  • 5.8. Interception interrupt

  • 5.9. TSRs

  • 5.10. Programming at the level of input-output ports

  • 5.11. Device drivers in DOS

  • Chapter 6. Programming in protected mode

  • 6.1. Addressing in Protected Mode

  • 6.2. VCPI interface

  • 6.3. DPMI interface

  • 6.4. DOS extender

  • Chapter 7. Programming for Windows 95 and Windows NT

  • 7.1. The first program

  • 7.2. Console Applications

  • 7.3. Graphic Apps

  • 7.4. Shared Libraries

  • 7.5. Device Drivers

  • Chapter 8. The assembler and high-level languages

  • 8.1. Passing parameters

  • 8.2. Misnomer

  • 8.3. Pstroenny assembler

  • Chapter 9. Optimization

  • 9.1. High-level optimization

  • 9.2. Optimization at the secondary level

  • 9.3. Low-level optimization

  • Chapter 10. Intel processors in protected mode

  • 10.1. Registers

  • 10.2. System and privileged commands

  • 10.3. Log in and out of protected mode

  • 10.4. Segment Addressing

  • 10.5. Interrupt and exception handling

  • 10.6. Page addressing

  • 10.7. Protection mechanism

  • 10.8. Organisation

  • 10.9. Virtual 8086 Mode

  • Chapter 11. Programming in assembler in a UNIX environment

  • 11.1. Syntax AT & T

  • 11.2. Operators of assembly

  • 11.3. The assembler directives

  • 11.4. Programming with libc

  • 11.5. Programming without libc

  • Closing

  • Appendix 1: Table of symbols

  • 1. ASCII characters

  • 2. Control characters ASCII

  • 3. The second half of the ASCII Codes

  • 4. The extended ASCII character codes

  • 5. The keyboard scan codes

  • Appendix 2: Team Intel 80x86

  • 1. General information about the codes of commands

  • 2. General information on the speed of execution

  • 3. Prefixes

  • 4. Teams of Intel 8088 - Pentium II

  • List of acronyms used

  • Glossary

  • Index

  • About e-book



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  • Author: Zubkov VS

  • Format: CHM

  • Size: 540 KB

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