Turbo Assembler. Ideas, commands, Pentium processor instructions

About the book

The book begins a new publishing series devoted to assembler topics in the context of programming issues. Consider issues related to programming in Turbo Assembler at an intermediate and advanced level. Thematically, the book consists of three parts: ideas (from general to specific), commands (description of Turbo Asmbler commands and messages created when creating a ready-made program), commands (the essence of programming in Assembler language).

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Brief table of contents

From the author
1 At first there was zero and one
2 A model of a digital machine according to John von Neumann
3 Functional subsystems in the modern digital machine
4 Elements of the computer system
5 Processor and coprocessor (floating point unit) - registers
6 Processor order format
7 Turbo Assembler programming language
8 The first assembly language program; assembling, linking
9 Turbo Assembler key words, TASM
10 Assembly, TASM and MASM compatibility
11 The most important features of Turbo Assembler
12 Errors when linking the program
13 Errors that occur during the program being silenced
14 Orders of the Pentium processor
Index