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Presents features of Pentium architecture and key instructions. The book trains readers to understand hardware, machine-language code and hexagonal format, writing programs in assembly language, trace element execution, writing macro instructions and linking separately assembled programs into one.
This introduction to the organization and programming of the 8086 family of microprocessors used in IBM microcomputers and compatibles is comprehensive and thorough. Includes coverage of I/O control, video/graphics control, text display, and OS/2. Strong pedagogy with numerous sample programs illustrates practical examples of structured programming.
The book presents both a tutorial and a reference on programming the IBM PC microcomputers in the assembler language and on related hardware and architectural issues of the IBM personal computers or IBM-compatible ones. Essentially no previous knowledge of any programming language or about PC architecture is required for this text. The author goes through all the relevant material, starting from the very basics and ending with more advanced topics concerning assembler language programming and the interaction with operating system, in sufficient extent and clarity of exposition.
Teaches useful programming techniques. This textbook presents important but difficult concepts only after a sound grasp of the fundamentals has been attained and the more advanced concepts are actually needed. Constant and exhaustive reinforcement ensures that the readers thoroughly understand the concepts presented.
Now updated to cover the latest assembler versions, with more code than ever, this bestselling classic is for every programmer who wants to build complete, full-scale assembly language programs. Includes disk containing complete chapter examples and full-fledged diskpatch program.
This unique approach to teaching assembly language takes advantage of the built-in "system" subroutines in the IBM-DOS operating system. No previous experience with assembly language is assumed.