User talk:MasterProf

July 2011
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- Vorrei mettere a disposizione molto materiale (manuali, tutorial ed esercizi pratici) per l'assemblaggio Non per pubblicizzare il mio sito, ma solo per condividere i contenuti in modo del tutto gratuito.

* X86 Assemblea Tutorial (EN) <<<<<< link = http://www.giobe2000.it/Tutorial/indexR.htm

Altri link nella lista fare esattamente la stessa cosa:

* Randall Hyde The Art of Assembly Language in versione HTML e PDF * Linguaggio Macchina per principianti * Introduzione al linguaggio assembly * Introduzione alla scrittura a 32-bit applicazioni utilizzando il linguaggio Assembly x86 * Esempi di programmazione Assembly Language * Creazione di applicazioni Windows in linguaggio assembly * Informazioni sulla programmazione Linux montaggio * X86 istruzione di riferimento Set * Assemblea Iczelion di Win32 Tutorial

scusa il mio povero inglese, Giorgio Ober (MasterProf)

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