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A good NASM/FASM tutorial?

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Does anyone know any good [NASM][1] or FASM tutorials? I am trying to learn assembler but I can't seem to find any good resources on it.

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There is e.g. [Writing A Useful Program With NASM ][1] and of course the obvious [

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There are a couple of sample programs at [

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If you are looking for a more general introduction to assembly programming there is [The Art of Assembly Programming][4] and the wikipedia page on NASM references [Assembly Language Step by Step][5] by Jeff Duntemann.

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**FASM**

This is not an Tutorial but it is very helpful:

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consider also to take a look at the examples that comes with the language.

There is also a forum with plenty of informations (about various Topics)

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Here is a Beginner FAQ with all relavant informations for beginners:

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I'm just learning too, and just found this the other day.

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I haven't read it all, but I've used bits of it.
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There is a free book on assembly language by Dr. Paul Carter. It's based on NASM.

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There are some interesting collections of sample programs at

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For Windows tutorials, these are the best I know of:

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Also translated to fasm syntax in this fasm forum post:

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