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martin_lovick
vi all the way!
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PeterH
Iomesus
Which ones are these. I was looking for some of the Intel developer books. Do you have a link?
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martin_lovick
vi all the way!
http://developer.intel.com/design/pentium4/manuals/index2.htm from the original thread that beer posted
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Steve411
Me, all suited up!
Got mine about three-four days ago, been reading steady and about half-through the first.
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martin_lovick
vi all the way!
learning assembler is good because it enables you to understand how your compiled code actually works on the physical machine....
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Loadsgood
What is your answer?
Is there any Intel 64bit, AMD 32bit and AMD 64bit equivalent to these manuals? No wonder they are being sent out for free. 32bit isn't going to last for much longer...
Ok, so the last sentence was a bit of an exaggeration, the transition from x86 to x64 will be a hard and long process, but hopefully not as long as everyone upgrading to IPv6
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martin_lovick
vi all the way!
I believ that you can download the IA64 equivelents as pdf (I dont think hard copy is available) ....dunno about AMD
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Loadsgood
What is your answer?
martin_lovick wrote:I believ that you can download the IA64 equivelents as pdf (I dont think hard copy is available) ....dunno about AMD
What about 16Bit architecture? It would be interesting to have a laugh at the old technology
EDIT: I found some PDFs of AMD 64 Bit architecture here. I haven't found any hard copies though (unless you want to print the PDFs).
Searching... Searching...
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martin_lovick
vi all the way!
i belive there is a book called the Art of Assembly that has versions for 16bit, 32 bit windows and 32 bit linux....@ http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/AoA/
also, I recall ddj microprocessor resources having the equivelent for 386 processor (whilst not 16bit may be an interesting read) -
Loadsgood
What is your answer?
I found out from AMD that they will be releasing hard copies of these manuals in Q1 of next year for promotional purposes, hopefully I'll be quick enough to grab one
Thanks for the 16bit asm link
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I have read the Art of assembly book, and its really good .... a must read for all interested in my opinion!
