Assembly or Machine Language Books

The Second Book Of Machine Language
by Richard Mansfield, published 1984

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ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE TUTORIALS AND INFO

This is one of the best Assembly tutorials I know. It starts at the basics of bits and bytes all the way to wrighting small programs. Once you are finished with this one, you should be able to read and understand the original programmer's manuals from Intel. They contain information about the most recent technologies like MMX, Pentium instructions and so on.  

Introduction	28 K	Chapter 14	196 K
Chapter 1	127 K	Chapter 15	162 K
Chapter 2	192 K	Chapter 16	289 K
Chapter 3	256 K	Chapter 17	89 K
Chapter 4	394 K	Chapter 18	132 K
Chapter 5	135 K	Chapter 19	225 K
Chapter 6	325 K	Chapter 20	153 K
Chapter 7	65 K	Chapter 21	71 K
Chapter 8	294 K	Chapter 22	121 K
Chapter 9	198 K	Chapter 23	32 K
Chapter 10	123 K	Chapter 24	162 K
Chapter 11	168 K	Instruction Reference	102 K
Chapter 12	144 K	Scan Codes	35 K
Chapter 13	186 K	Bibliography	9 K

Intel Software Developers Manual Volume I	1255 KB
Intel Software Developers Manual Volume II	2362 KB
Intel Software Developers Manual Volume III	2527 KB
Intel Optimization Manual	574 KB
Intel Optimization Reference Manual	1087 KB

Win32 Programming for x86 Assembly Language Programmers
Henry Takeuchi
Table of Contents

#	Chapter
	The very beginnings
1	Introduction to Console Applications and Files
2	A Basic Win32 GUI Program--WINBASIC.ASM
3	Translating Win32 Documentation
	Some fundamentals
4	Popup Windows and Ownership
5	Child Windows
6	A Little More on Messages and an Introduction to the Mouse
7	Introduction to Graphics
8	Refreshing with WM_PAINT
9	Introduction to Controls
	Message loops
10	Conventional and Thread Message Loops
11	Greedy Message Loop
	GUI topics
12	BUTTON
12	Introduction to Menus
12	Introduction to Dialogs
	Non-GUI topics
13	Window Styles
14	Deadlock Theory
15	More Programming Information
15	The Rest of Windows

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