traapons wrote:
> hi,
>
> I planned to develop a Diassembler to convert a EXE[for simple programs
> like Default windows Calculator and Notepad] in to the .asm code.
> And i'm having Windows XP.
>
> What to start with MASM NASM FASM and blah....blah....
> Some books,links for starter to Advanced.
>
> Help me to start in the correct way...
* Don't double post.
* Don't start with a disassembler as your first project, unless you're
already more than capable in assembly langauge. Disassemblers are
unsuitable as beginner projects, trust me.
For NASM:
<www.drpaulcarter.com/pcasm/>
<www.duntemann.com/assembly.htm>
<nasm.sourceforge.net/doc/html/nasmdoc0.html>
For FASM:
<http://decard.net/?body=tajga>
<http://flatassembler.net/>
For general assembly links use Google with keywords like 'Assembly
langauge', 'x86 assembly', 'Linux assembly', 'Windows assembly',
'Assembly programming' etc.
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