Title: A great reference for the CPU and ASM
Product review: I've been programming in high-level languages for a number of years and this book took the little bits of knowledge I had of hardware and other obscurities and put them all together. Not only is it a great reference for ASM, but a gives an unparallelled understanding of the CPU. The only problem I had as a novice Assembly programmer was the few code mistakes and Irvine assumed that the reader knew a little too much in the first couple of chapters.
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