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Assembly language tutorials?
i have a TI 84+SE and BASIC runs too slow for me, if you know of any good Assembly tutorials or programs, i cant figure out TASM or any of that, i do have Dev-C++ compiler, and i was wondering if that could compile Asm. lang., just using different headers. ive tried the "assembly language in 28 days!" and once more, got stuck at the assembly part. bassically im looking for a program more or less, but i would like the tutorial more, thanks ahead of time,
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I don't know if this will help you or not? Below is a link to lots of tutorials, some examples and tips on assembly programming. Problem is they are specific to PPC computers. You may or may not find some useful tutorials and information there.
- 5 years ago
First I'd ask WHY you want to use assembly language? Most optimizing compilers today produce code that is just as fast as assembly. Most compiler for C++ are especially optimized and incredibly easier to maintain than assembly code. But if you really need to know assembly, you'll have to figure out which processor you'll be using. Each processor has its own set of commands, and some chips, like RISC chips, require you to memorize that some operations require a no-op cycle after some commands, like an add. Most are really complex, so I don't recommend it. Find out what processor you want to learn assembly for, then Google it with "tutorial". If that doesn't work, contact the chip manufacturer. HTH
