Assembly Programming Resources
Does anyone know of any good resources for learning to program assembly? I have been somewhat interested in learning how for some time now, but I haven't had a platform I was particularly interested in learning it on until now. I would try to learn propeller assembly by reading source code but at this point I don't have a strong enough understanding of assembly fundamentals to really decipher source code well. I figure the propeller is a perfect device to learn assembly on because while I am learning it I can still use the high level spin language as a crutch ![smile.gif](http://forums.parallax.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Any advice from you more experienced people on a good learning tactic would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
~Ken
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Any advice from you more experienced people on a good learning tactic would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
~Ken
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The thing about assembly language is it's not universal, each processor has a different command set and a different way of doing things. So it can be difficult finding a general resourse on how to program in assembly. With experience you will gain a "portable" knowledge base that will aid you in picking up another processor's assembly language, but their will always be idiosyncrasies of a processor that you have to learn.
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