Point Structures

This aint the Assembly Section bro

I know man, but nobody ever answers my asm questions within an hour like here. Plus, in the c++ section, mostly everyone knows asm.

I understand Im trying to learn ASM myself
but idk where to start

here is a massive online book


The Art of Assembly Language Programming


This guy has some tuts on win32 asm, but i don't think you should start right away in it, but here is the link anyways:
http:/32assembly.online.fr/tutorials.html

i will also upload a compiled html of a dumbed down tutorial of asm that doesn't teach you everything but a lot of how you can get started

Also, you should download masm from www.masm32.com since it is the best compiler


Here is the virus scan for the compiled html:
http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/...fdd-1306238591

@Hell_Demon ......

OOh, my bad (sarcasm). Assembler is what i meant. (Is that better, lol) Jk, thanks for correcting me, i don't want to make that a habit.

Fovea really seems to know what he's doing. Another way of using structures is by using 'assume' if you're storing the pointer in a register, just in case you want to cut down on declarations.

Edit: Why is this here? o_O

Need a virustotal scan @258456

oh my bad i will post it now.




EDIT: @[MPGH]Hell_Demon I posted the virus scan in the post with the file



@Void, It's been a while, I haven't seen you in a long time. And to answer your question, this assembly thread is in the c++ thread because more people who know asm look in this thread than the assembly thread. I got over 15 replies just in these twelve hours, but in the assembly section I sometimes have to wait for a week for just one reply.