microsoft assembler low-level high-level

books:

The Waite Group's Microsoft Macro Assembler Bible (The Waite Group)

3 reviews
Nabajyoti Barkakati, Randall Hyde

Sams Publishing, 1992

A very good introduction to assembler
Very comprehensive, some good examples, I enjoyed it

Write Great Code: Volume 1: Understanding the Machine

17 reviews
Randall Hyde

No Starch Press, 2004

Great information... But do you really need it?
This is a great book but I have to disagree with the overall viewpoint. I've been doing embedded programming for a while and if that's all I'd ever done I would totally agree that understanding low level concepts helps write better code. However, I also write a lot of code in C#. People who normally use high level languages such as C#, VB.Net, or JAVA are probably not going to benefit much ...

Write Great Code, Volume 2: Thinking Low-Level, Writing High-Level

5 reviews
Randall Hyde

No Starch Press, 2006

Help your compiler write better code
I earned my Computer Science degree several years ago. During my studies I learned languages like Assembly, Modula-2, C and C++ and even a little VB in a computer graphics class. I learned quite a bit about how computers work at the binary level and even got into some Electrical Engineering topics. As you might expect, I don't use any of those languages in my career today. It's all Java, ...

The Art of Assembly Language by Randall Hyde B01_0218
Randall Hyde

No Starch Press, 2002

"This is the International Edition. The content is in English, same as US version but different cover. Please DO NOT buy if you can not accept this difference. Ship from Shanghai China, please allow about 3 weeks on the way to US or Europe. Message me if you have any questions."

P-Source: A Guide to the Apple Pascal System

1 review
Randall Hyde

Reston Pub Co, 1983

Beyond Apple Pascal
Take it from an old guy ... Long out of date, this is the most useable book I've ever read. It saved my tuckus when I was first learning microcomputers way back when. Nobody uses Apple Pascal now (2004), but it was the rage 20 years ago when this book came out. Incredibly clear explanations of all subject matters. As my homage to Randall Hyde, I've sought out and ordered all of his ...

The Art of Assembly Language

25 reviews
Randall Hyde

No Starch Press, 2003

A Note From the Author
Well, after four years of reading these reviews, I thought I'd put in my two cents. One recurring theme you see in all of these reviews is the following: if someone already knows assembly language, they tend to dislike the use of HLA as the teaching vehicle for learning assembly language. On the other hand, if they're a newcomer to assembly language, they tend to like the approach that Art of ...