The Assembly Programming Master Book
The Assembly Programming Master Book
ISBN: 8170088178
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 140
Pages: 140
Authors: Vlad Pirogov
- The Assembly Programming Master Book
- Back Cover
- About
- Introduction
- Part I: Basics of 32-Bit Programming for Windows
- Chapter 1: Windows Programming Tools
- Object Modules
- The INVOKE Directive
- Data in the Object Module
- Translation Using TASM
- The Simplified Segmentation Mode
- Utilities for Working with Assembler
- Chapter 2: Windows Programming Basics
- Calling API Functions
- The Program Structure
- Examples of Simple Windows Programs
- How To Do It Using TASM32
- Passing Parameters Using the Stack
- Chapter 3: Simple Programs Written in Assembly Language
- A Window with a Button
- A Window with an Edit Field
- A Window with a List
- Child Windows and Owned Windows
- Chapter 4: 16-Bit Programming Overview
- Chapter 5: MASM and TASM Assemblers
- Command-Line Options of LINK.EXE and TLINK32.EXE
- Including Debug Information in the Executable File
- Developing Console Applications and GUI Applications
- Automatic Linking
- Part II: Windows Programming
- Chapter 6: Text Encoding in Windows
- OEM and ANSI
- Unicode
- Chapter 7: Examples of Simple Programs
- Choosing Font
- Graphical Images
- Chapter 8: Console Applications
- Creating a Console
- Processing Keyboard and Mouse Events
- The Timer in a Console Application
- Chapter 9: The Concept of Resource--Resource Editors and Compilers
- The Resource Description Language
- Icons
- Cursors
- Bitmaps
- Strings
- Dialogs
- Menus
- Accelerators
- Modeless Dialogs
- Assembling and Linking Using TASM32
- Chapter 10: Examples of Programs That Use Resources
- Hotkeys
- Managing Lists
- Windows XP-Style Programming
- Chapter 11: Working with Files
- The FAT32 File System
- The New Technology File System
- Techniques of Working with Binary Files
- Part III: More Sophisticated Examples of Windows Programming
- Chapter 12: Assembly Language Macro Tools and Directives
- Structures
- Unions
- A Convenient Method of Working with Structures
- Conditional Assembling
- Procedure Calls
- Macro Repetitions
- Macro Definitions
- Some Other Assembler Directives
- Run-Time Constructs
- Developing Programs Equally Translatable in MASM and TASM
- Chapter 13: More about File Management
- Other Capabilities of the CreateFile Function
- Overview of Other API Functions for File Management
- Asynchronous Input and Output
- Chapter 14: Examples of Programs Using the Timer
- The Simplest Example of Using the Timer
- The Interaction between Timers
- Popup Help Windows
- Chapter 15: Multitasking
- Threads
- Interthread Communications
- Semaphores
- Events
- Critical Sections
- Mutual Exceptions
- Chapter 16: Creating Dynamic Link Libraries
- Creating a Dynamic Link Library
- Implicit Linking
- Using Common Address Space
- Sharing Memory by Different Processes
- Chapter 17: Network Programming
- Searching and Connecting Network Devices
- About TCPIP Network Protocols
- An Example of Simple Client and Server Applications
- Chapter 18: Solving Some Problems with Windows Programming
- Processing Files
- Controlling Data in the Edit Field
- Data Exchange between Applications
- Preventing an Application from Starting Multiple Times
- Operations over Groups of Files and Directories
- Printing
- Using the Tasklist
- Part IV: Debugging, Code Analysis, and Driver Development
- Chapter 19: System Programming in Windows
- Address Space of a Process
- Memory Management
- Hooks
- Chapter 20: Using Assembly Language with High-Level Languages
- Name Coordination
- Parameter Coordination
- A Simple Example of Using Assembly Language with High-Level Languages
- Passing Parameters through Registers
- Application Programming Interface Calls and Resources in Assembly Modules
- Combined Using C and Assembly Code
- The Inline Assembler
- An Example of Using a Dynamic Link Library
- Chapter 21: Programming Services
- The Service Structure
- A Sample Service
- Chapter 22: Overview of Debuggers and Disassemblers
- Qtilities from Other Developers
- Chapter 23: Introduction to Turbo Debugger
- Debugging Programs Written in High-Level Languages
- Debugging Technique
- Chapter 24: Working with the W32Dasm Disassembler and Softlce Debugger
- The Softlce Debugger
- Chapter 25: Code Analysis Basics
- C Control Structures
- Code Optimization
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Chapter 26: Correcting Executable Modules
- Searching for the Window Procedure
- Chapter 27: Driver Structure and Development
- Basic Concepts of Kernel-Mode Drivers
- Bibliography
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- List of Listings
The Assembly Programming Master Book
ISBN: 8170088178
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 140
Pages: 140
Authors: Vlad Pirogov