Assembly Language Programming Made Clear. A Systematic Approach
โ Scribed by Howard Dachslager
- Publisher
- Cognella
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 581
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Table of Contents
Table of Contents
About the Author
I. Working with Integer Numbers
1. Number Bases for Integers
2. Relationships Between Number Bases
3. Pseudocode and Writing Algorithms
4. Simple Algorithms for Converting Between a Number Base and the Base 10
5. The If-Then Conditional Statement
6. The Whole Conditional Statement
7. Computing Number Basis with Algorithms
8. Rings and Modular Arithmetic
9. Assembly Language Basics
10. Arithmetic Expressions
11. Constructing Programs in Assembly Language Part I
12. Branching and the If-Statements
13. Constructing Programs in Assembly Language Part II
14. Logical Expressions, Masks, and Shifting
15. Integer Arrays
16. Procedures
II. Working with Decimal Numbers
17. Decimal Numbers
18. Working with Decimal Numbers in Assembly
19. Comparing and Rounding Floating-Point Numbers
20. Dynamic Storage for Decimal Numbers: Stacks
III. Working with Strings
21. Dynamic Storage: Strings
22. String Arrays
23. Input/Output
24. Numberic Approximations (Optional)
Appendix A
References
Answers to Selected Exercises
Index
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