The Assembly Programming Master Book

The Assembly Programming Master Book

by Vlad Pirogov  

A-LIST Publishing 2005 (736 pages)

ISBN:1931769362

Aiming to prove that writing programs for Windows in the Assembly language is no more difficult than writing the same programs using C/C++, this guide shows how Assembly code is actually more compact and executes faster.

Table of Contents
	The Assembly Programming Master Book
	Introduction
Part I - Basics of 32-Bit Programming for Windows
	Chapter 1	-	Windows Programming Tools
	Chapter 2	-	Windows Programming Basics
	Chapter 3	-	Simple Programs Written in Assembly Language
	Chapter 4	-	16-Bit Programming Overview
	Chapter 5	-	MASM and TASM Assemblers
Part II - Windows Programming
	Chapter 6	-	Text Encoding in Windows
	Chapter 7	-	Examples of Simple Programs
	Chapter 8	-	Console Applications
	Chapter 9	-	The Concept of Resource ”Resource Editors and Compilers
	Chapter 10	-	Examples of Programs That Use Resources
	Chapter 11	-	Working with Files
Part III - More Sophisticated Examples of Windows Programming
	Chapter 12	-	Assembly Language Macro Tools and Directives
	Chapter 13	-	More about File Management
	Chapter 14	-	Examples of Programs Using the Timer
	Chapter 15	-	Multitasking
	Chapter 16	-	Creating Dynamic Link Libraries
	Chapter 17	-	Network Programming
	Chapter 18	-	Solving Some Problems with Windows Programming
Part IV - Debugging, Code Analysis, and Driver Development
	Chapter 19	-	System Programming in Windows
	Chapter 20	-	Using Assembly Language with High-Level Languages
	Chapter 21	-	Programming Services
	Chapter 22	-	Overview of Debuggers and Disassemblers
	Chapter 23	-	Introduction to Turbo Debugger
	Chapter 24	-	Working with the W32Dasm Disassembler and Softlce Debugger
	Chapter 25	-	Code Analysis Basics
	Chapter 26	-	Correcting Executable Modules
	Chapter 27	-	Driver Structure and Development
	Bibliography
	List of Figures
	List of Tables
	List of Listings