Assembly Language Programming

Name: Assembly Language Programming
Author: Wang Xiaohong

汇编语言程序设计

by Wang Xiaohong (王晓虹)

Status: Completed
Source: Fanqie

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19Chapters

Synopsis

"Assembly Language Programming" uses the classic Intel 8086/8088 CPU instruction system and Microsoft macro assembly as the background to systematically introduce the basic theories and methods of assembly language programming. "Assembly Language Programming" has twelve chapters in total. The first nine chapters mainly include: basic knowledge of macro assembly language programming, instruction system, commonly used pseudo-instructions, assembly language grammar rules and programming methods, subroutines and multi-module programming, and macro function programming. The last three chapters mainly introduce the application of 8086 and 8088 assembly language, including input and output programming, basic concepts of interrupts and their development and application skills, file operation programming methods, etc. In order to facilitate self-study, understanding and exercises are added at the end of key chapters, and the understanding and mastery of assembly language are strengthened through analysis of examples. This book can be used as a textbook for undergraduate computer majors in colleges and universities and for undergraduates in related majors. It can also be used as a reference book for teachers, non-computer major graduate students, and computer application technicians.

Reader comments

This book is very practical for college students like me who have just graduated and are looking for a job. It systematically introduced the basic knowledge and methods of assembly language programming, giving me a deeper understanding of the underlying working principles of the computer. Among them, the content about subroutines and multi-module programming in the book reminded me of the problems I may encounter in actual work, and also made me understand the importance of teamwork better. "Programs are written for people to read, not for machines to read." This sentence impressed me deeply and reminded me to pay attention to the readability and maintainability of the code during the programming process. All in all, this is a very valuable reference book.
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