books on assembly?

or is it assembler =D i dont know. but i wanna see what it's about.

is there a book that's not too complicated. but not easy either?

thank you

There are text books that explain it
I used one in my microprocessor class

any particular one u'd recommend? =D

Learn a useful language, wannabe. Only wannabe's learn assembly
(with some exceptions, of course)

=D it is useful i wanna program them games for graphing calculators.

i found a free tutorial on the 32-bit

http://www.drpaulcarter.com/pcasm/

http://www.ticalc.org/programming/columns/
has resources to program TI calculators (and downloads). You know you can do it in BASIC, you don't need to learn assembly. Anyway, good luck with that.

lol i was joking about the calculator thing. but thanks =)

the reason is. that all other programming languages are pretty much the same. variable,function crap. logic is what i'm struggling with. so i wanna try something like assembly get myself to think differently.

i'll still be doing all the other stuff i did. just wondering what this one's about.

plus i want to major in computer engineering. i dont know if this stuff's gonna be helpful. i just figured it would =D.

i'm probably wrong. but learning it cant hurt me =)

thanks again

I can tell you assembly is very different from other languages
most of the code is either 1101101 11111111 or 4F AE D4
Just to add something you got to clear both accumalators, find where the 2 items are at in memory then move them to the accum, the add accum A and acum B together and send it somewhere else
The fun part is binary division or multiplicaiton

it sounds like fun =D