Table of Contents
1. Basic Syntax2. Making Windows
3. Sample Programs
Then Go To:
The Art of Assembly - Still the best tutorial of the actual language of assembly. Read up till at least chapter 6 (you could even skip chapter 3). It is meant for DOS programming but the language is no different.Win95asm tutorial - This is where I learned assembly for win95 (after reading a lot of the Art of Assembly). Sorry I don't know the original url because I downloaded the whole package.
Win95ex.zip - A very good example of a program written in assembly for win95. Includes source code of course. Everything from menus, about windows, toolbars, printing, help, etc.
Skeleton.zip - This is another example that has some unique features. However he uses a more complex method of accessing the API.
Tools
-TASM (compiler)-Microasm (32-bit GUI for creating and compiling assembly)
-SoftIce (debugger)
-a very complete include file
-a thorough SDK (or reference for all Windows' API and parameters)
Created: March 12, 1999
I got it for free at http://come.to
Assembly Language for Win95
Welcome to one of the very few assembly tutorials, and one of the even fewer 32 bit windows assembly tutorial. This tutorial covers the areas I had the most difficulty with while learning assembly. After learning these basic concepts and ideas, you can proceed to other tutorials that I will link to. Use the side bar to navigate.
Once I got the basic idea of assembler, I learned the rest on my own through experimentation. I'm hoping you'll be able to do the same, however, I've tried to make it simpler for you with my tutorial. Also, try some of these books:
Or try your own search at amazon (they have many books on assembly):
But before jumping into my tutorial, I'd recommend the following programs (aside from the obvious):
- Microasm
- This is the most important program to have. It is a 32-bit GUI that allows you to compile your source code just by hitting F7, then it displays the output in a small output box. It's status bar also contains line number and current character ascii codes which are very helpful. It makes coding in assembly seem like you're using Borland C++ 5.0. I also use it for Java.
- Soft Ice
- An excellent debugger. Though TASM comes with its own debugger, it is weak and primitive compared to Soft Ice. Nothing can touch Soft Ice's breakpoint capabilities.
Questions? Comments? Need help getting started?
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