Hi!
can someone pls tell me a good assembly tutorial? i can't find a really good one! would be nice if someone could tell me a good german one!
thanks a lot

i'll tell you if someone tells me where to find a assembler and a disassembler for win32 that works together.

don't know any
but pls tell me what you know!
thanks

in what sense "works together"?

however, here you are some links...

Assembler: http://www.flatassembler.net
Disassembler: personally I use W32DASM, but I don't know what u mean exactly with "together"...

Do the programs have to be included "all-in-one"?

cheers

Yeah, a great tutorial for assembly. Go to www.grc.com http://www.grc.com/freepopular.htm and download Small Is Beautiful ( SIB )
A kit created by Steve Gibson probably one of the best assembly programmers arround. When I started learn to use assembly language
I was lucky enough to come accross this. Now as a confident C and assembly programmer I consider Small Is Beautiful ( SIB ) to be an invaluable part of my mental warehouse. You will need to download M <--- as in Macro Assembly. I think you will appreciate it. It simplifies many of the common assembly tasks, cuts down on development time.

Ive got an ebook called the art of assembly. When packed in .zip its 1.2 MB pm me if you want it and ill email it to you

I think it's best to start with nasm ("netwide assembler") - you can get it at sourceforge. It compiles (and decompiles) 32bit-code, i think in a newer version it's also possible to use 64-bit code (I'm not sure)

my 2 cents:

Iczelion's Win32 Assembly Homepage
http://win32assembly.online.fr/index.html

2gether with

OllyDbg is a 32-bit assembler level analysing debugger for Microsoft® Windows®.
http://home.t-online.de/home/ollydbg/

The first link gives you a good tutorial about asm and a lot of usefull links for the coding. The second link is pointing towards one of the best debugger around.

Enjoy
relee

Hi all
I am searching for a document (.doc .txt .html .pdf) in which you can find a reference for the opcodes like (cmp, test, mov, [register], [register + 1], [register - 1] lea) and all such instructions... Something like the very complete "win32.hlp" reference.
I checked out many sites now but can't find what I am looking for. Can anyone help me in this task?

Many thanks in advance

i think you are looking for this:

http://maven.smith.edu/~thiebaut/ArtOfAssembly/artofasm.html