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depends WHAT assembly you want to learn. Last time I used MASM you could assemble quite a few instruction sets. I presume you need to learn the x86 instruction set as its the most widely used by far. a google search for "assembly tutorial" or "x86 assembly tutorial" should get a few pages. Post back if you find any good sites. I remember reading "Adams Assembler tutorial" a few years back by the BlackCat programmers group (i think that was their name....) so that could be a useful search! Good luck
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as another interesting point, you CAN use standard asm statmements and link the C++ libraries in, calling the functions like normal asm! There also is a specialised win32 library for asm out there somewhere (i have it but i cannot remeber what and where it is!) written by someone called Izecon or some other strange name with Is and Zs in it
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