TY  - BOOK
AU  - Dandamudi,Sivarama P.
TI  - Guide to assembly language programming in Linux
SN  - 9780387258973 (alk. paper)
U1  - 005.136 22
PY  - 2005///
CY  - New York
PB  - Springer
KW  - Linux
KW  - Assembly languages (Electronic computers)
N1  - Part I Overview

1. Assembly language
What is Assembly Language
Advantages of High-Level Languages
Why Program in Assembly Language?
Typical Applications

Part II Computer organization

2. Digital logic circuit
Simple Logic Gates 
Logic Functions
Deriving Logical Expression
Simplifying Logical Expressions
etc

3. Memory Organization
Introduction
Basic Memory Operations
Types of Memory 
Building a Memory Block
etc

4. The IA-32 Architecture
Introduction 
Processor Executive Cycle 
Processor Registers 
etc 

Part III Linux
5. Installing Linux
6. Using Linux 


Part IV NASM
7. Installing and Using NASM
8. Debugging assembly language programs


Part V Assembly Languages
9. A first look at assembly language
10. More on assembly language
11. Writing procedures
12. More on procedures
13. Addressing modes
14. Arithmetic instruction
15. Conditional execution
16. Logic and bit operations


Part VI Advance Assembly Language
17. String Processing
18. ASCII and BCD arithmetic 
19. Recursion 
20. Protected-Mode interrupt processing
21. High-level language interface
22. Floating-point operations
 
Etc.

; Includes Glossary (p. 517 - 526),  Index ( p. 527 - 537)
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