Mastering Turbo Assembler

by Tom Swan

By reading this three-part book, you'll How to write modular assembly language programs, how to put Turbo Assembler's Ideal mode to work, how to use Turbo Debugger to examine assembled programs, practical binary logic and arithmetic concepts, how to program complex data structures, how to write interrupt service routines, all about macros and conditional assembly directives.

695 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1989

Reviews

[Woflmao · Rating 5 out of 5]

*sigh* back in the day I learned assembler programming from this book. It dissected this complicated topic into palatable pieces, very well explained and by and by covering everything necessary to advance from novice to adept. Of course, though many general principles of assembly still apply today, much of this book is completely outdated nowadays, given that it covers MS DOS from the mid 1990s.

[Larry]

good book