Instructor's manual for 80x86 Family book

[Ravi Kiran]

Can anyone around here provide me download link for downloading
Instructor's solution manual pdf for 80x86 family John uffenbeck
Third ed. This book contains very important basics for 16-bit as well as 32-bit Assembly language programming. I've Googled for this pdf and couldn't find it anywhere. Please Help.

[hutch--]

Ravi,

This book I don't know about but if you want the best there is, get the Intel manuals directly from Intel.

https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-sdm

They are complicated and hard to read but once you get the swing of them you will know much more than is commonly available.

[aw27]

You should try Amazon.com, not ask for illegal download links here.

[jj2007]

Ravi,

Check the recommended reading section in Tips, Tricks and Traps.

The University of Virginia page is excellent, don't miss it.

Art of Assembly is a fat download (1426 pages!) but it's legal and free. Unfortunately, some of it refers to 16-bit programming, but registers and instructions are also covered for 32-bit programming, see e.g. 4.6.4 80386 Memory Addressing Modes.

The Intel manuals are the reference, of course, but difficult to digest; see All opcodes in a handy format for a simpler version.

If you are eager on Windows programming, the Modula page and the Iczelion tutorials are interesting.

[daydreamer]

This book I don't know about but if you want the best there is, get the Intel manuals directly from Intel.

https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-sdm

They are complicated and hard to read but once you get the swing of them you will know much more than is commonly available.

thanks,optimization pdf was interesting read

[daydreamer]

JJ didn't you miss in tips,need of later version masm or uasm is needed if you want to code in later instructions, that ml 6.14 doesn't support?

[jj2007]

Good idea, Magnus - added with Step 7