The source code for "The Art of 64-bit Assembly" can be downloaded from here:
https://artofasm.randallhyde.com (https://artofasm.randallhyde.com).
There are MASM, Gas/Linux, and Gas/macOS versions of the source code available.
Cheers,
Randy Hyde
Hello, welcome (back?) to the forum! :biggrin:
Thank you. Thats great news and a great contribution. The Art of Assembly is highly recommended reading for anyone learning assembler.
Welcome back, "Newbie" Randy (that's your title for now :biggrin: )
... and thanks for your generous present :thup:
Welcome back to the forum :thumbsup:
Biterider
Topic should be pinned. :thumbsup:
Hi welcome back to forum :thumbsup:
Thanks for the link
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
Hi randy
Very interested in SIMD code,but doesn't that become "art of 512 bit assembly"? Instead? :)