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[Rune B alias RunesS]

Howdy

I have heard that i should use c and asm. I "googled" alot to see if i could find some beginners tutorials in the 2 subjects assembly, c amd creating af very littel os. I'm not good at finding stuf because o didn't find any thing about it sp if some one have some links the i would be very happy.

Rune B alias RunesS

[thinklogic]

I suppose these are the link ya want

C Tutorial searched from google directory

http://directory.google.com/Top/Compute ... als/?tc=1/

ASM Assembler Language Tutorial and FAQ

http://directory.google.com/Top/Compute ... embly/x86/

hope these help ya.

sincerely
ThinkLogic

[jinksys]

I suggest learning C before diving into assembly, and there are plenty
of good C books out there...I cant say the same for assembly tho.

The best assembly document Ive read (the one I learned from also) was
Dr Paul Carters assembly book, which you can read in PDF format at
drpaulcarter.com

[Schol-R-LEA]

If you can borrow or buy them, I recommend Assembly Language Step by Step, second ed., by Jeff Duntemann, and C Primer Plus, 4th ed., by Steven Prata. I would also recommend getting a copy of The C Programming Language, second edition by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie (the reference book on the langauge - the authors were the original designers of C - though it needs to be updated for the newest standards) and the latest edition of Practical C Programming by Steve Oualline.

These are books which I found to be helpful, especially for beginners; however, everyone has their own learning style, and what works for some people may not work for you. YMMV. You should take a look through them first, and try and decide if they are right for you or not.