Art of 64-Bit Assembly Source Files

[hyder]

The source code for "The Art of 64-bit Assembly" can be downloaded from here:
https://artofasm.randallhyde.com.
There are MASM, Gas/Linux, and Gas/macOS versions of the source code available.
Cheers,
Randy Hyde

[zedd151]

Hello, welcome (back?) to the forum! 

[fearless]

Thank you. Thats great news and a great contribution. The Art of Assembly is highly recommended reading for anyone learning assembler.

[jj2007]

Welcome back, "Newbie" Randy (that's your title for now )
... and thanks for your generous present

[Biterider]

Welcome back to the forum 
Biterider

[Greenhorn]

Topic should be pinned. 

[daydreamer]

Hi welcome back to forum 
Thanks for the link

[hyder]

Lately I've been working more on ARM assembly language (for "The Art of ARM Assembly" that will come out next year), so I haven't done much x86 work in the past two years. However, I discovered some real neat conversion algorithms in ARM assembly that I will (someday) convert back to x86. In particular, I've come up with some very fast numeric-to-string conversion functions that would probably work well on x86 (including SIMD versions).
Cheers,
Randy Hyde

[daydreamer]

Hi randy
Very interested in SIMD code,but doesn't that become "art of 512 bit assembly"?  Instead? :)