Basic yet thorough assembly tutorial (linux)?

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not-too-smatr picture not-too-smatr · May 7, 2009 · Viewed 27.8k times · Source

I want to learn some practical assembly language having just learned the basic concepts in class. Are there any decent books or tutorials (nasm, etc) that would be recommended?

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Ayman Hourieh picture Ayman Hourieh · May 7, 2009

PC Assembly Language is my favorite resource on assembly programming. It's modern, free, and covers a variety of topics. It uses NASM and the examples are available for Linux (among several other systems).

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