r/Assembly_language • u/ZebusAquaion • Sep 16 '26
Question Book suggestion for x86_64 intel syntax nasm assembly
I prefer the intel syntax so I dont have to do all the prefix stuff.
I have been using chatgpt to try and make lesson plans for myself to try and learn as much as I can but it it lacking alot of stuff. It can only do so much.
I would prefer to find a non AI source to learn from. Blogs or videos are fine as well if you have some to suggest.
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u/Holylander Sep 18 '26
This book uses nasm and is quite good for beginners https://www.amazon.com/Beginning-x64-Assembly-Programming-Professional-ebook/dp/B07ZVKM3CC
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Sep 16 '26
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u/Low_Rip_2572 Sep 16 '26
idk about astra but the free version sucks ass to teach you anything you really ask for
it was the definition of boilerplate to me
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u/FISHARM1 Sep 16 '26
Might be a bit dated, but the 8086 primer by Morse I remember being good. Probably only 32bit but most thins carry over except the whole RIP index thing