ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE FOR INTEL-BASED COMPUTERS 5/E

　　The 5th edition is available with an optional value-pack containing containing Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express under isbn: 0132304686. Students and lab managers will be able to download MASM 8.0 from the book page at www.prenhall.com/irvine or on the Microsoft Web site (part of the Windows Vista SDK). The two products work together very well, and instructions are available on my Web site that explain how to set things up. Go to http://asmirvine.com, and select ”Getting started”.

本書特色

　　1.Flexibility

　　2.32-bit, Protected mode programming as the default model?ses the native mode of the IA-32 processor family (Intel 386 and later).

　　3.Extensive link libraries?or both 32-bit and 16-bit programming

　　4.Test banks for each chapter?repared by the author.

　　5.Top-down program design demonstration and explanation.

　　6.PowerPoint?slide shows?repared by the author in the supplemental material.

　　7.Review exercises?t the end of every section.

　　8.Programming exercises with solutions.

　　9.MASM Download?The Microsoft(r) Macro Assembler 8.0 is available for download via the author''s page at www.prenhall.com/irvine.

1. Basic Concepts.
Applications of assembly language. Basic concepts. Machine language. Data representation.
2. IA-32 Processor Architecture.
Basic microcomputer design. Instruction execution cycle. IA-32 processor architecture. IA-32 memory management. Components of a microcomputer.
The input-output system.
3. Assembly Language Fundamentals.
Introduction to assembly language. Linking and debugging. Defining constants and variables.
4. Data Transfers, Addressing, and Arithmetic.
Simple data transfer and arithmetic instructions. Assemble-link-execute cycle. Operators. Directives. Expressions. JMP and LOOP instructions. Indirect addressing.
5. Procedures.
Linking to an external library. Description of the book? link library. Stack operations. Defining and using procedures. Flowcharts. Top-down structured design.
6. Conditional Processing.
Boolean and comparison instructions. Conditional jumps and loops. High-level logic structures. Finite state machines.
7. Integer Arithmetic.
Shift and rotate instructions with useful applications. Multiplication and division. Extended addition and subtraction. ASCII and packed decimal arithmetic.
8. Advanced Procedures.
Stack Parameters. Local Variables. Advanced PROC and INVOKE Directives. Recursion.
9. Strings and Arrays.
String Primitives. Manipulated Arrays of Characters and Integers. Two-dimensional arrays. Sorting. Searching.
10. Structures and Macros.
Structures. Macros. Conditional Assembly Directives. Defining Repeat Blocks.
11. MS-Windows Programming.
Protected Mode Memory Management Concepts. Using the Microsoft?Windows API to Display Text and Colors. Dynamic Memory Allocation.
12. High-Level Language Interface.
Parameter Passing Conventions. Inline Assembly Code. Linking Assembly Language Modules to C and C++ Programs.
13. 16-Bit MS-DOS Programming.
Calling MS-DOS Interrupts for Console and File Input-Output.
14. Disk Fundamentals.
Disk Storage Systems. Sectors. Clusters. Directories. File Allocation Tables. Handling MS-DOS Error Codes. Drive and Directory Manipulation.
15. BIOS-Level Programming.
Keyboard Input. Video Text, Graphics, and Mouse Programming.
16. Expert MS-DOS Programming.
Custom-Designed Segments. Runtime Program Structure. Interrupt Handling. Hardware Control Using I/O Ports.
17. Floating Point Programming and IA-32 Instruction Encoding.
Floating-point Binary Representation and Floating-Point Arithmetic. Learning to Program the IA-32 Floating-Point Unit. Understanding the Encoding of IA-32 Machine Instructions.
Appendix A: Installing and Using the Assembler.
Appendix B: The IA-32 Instruction Set.
Appendix C: BIOS and MS-DOS Interrupts.
Appendix D: MASM Reference.
Appendix E: Answers to Review Questions.