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Looking for ASM tutorials

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I've seen one here before but i can't seem to find it searching. Is there any sites anyone could recommend?

Thanks
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They were deleted by the original author, when he left the forum... :cry:

I've saved the first 4 pages of the thread. I can send them to you, if you write me an email... :wink:
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That's too bad i wonder why he did that :(

Anyway thanks Andre, my email is stbigras@hotmail.com
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I started learning ASM using Dr. Carter's ASM-Tutorial, which was a good way to learn how the CPU internally works and to learn something about it's history and which commands do exist in different ASM-languages.
http://www.drpaulcarter.com/pcasm/index.php

And then of course, you have to read the Flatassembler-Tutorial, because FASM is the ASM-dialekt implemented in PB.
http://www.flatassembler.net/

That's all. :wink:
The basics of ASM are really not as difficult as I supposed them to be.
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