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$VVHPNO\ 3 U R J U D P P L Q J 7 X W R U L D O Assembly language is a low-level programming language for a computer, or other programmable device specific to a particular computer architecture in contrast to most high- level programming languages, which are generally portable across multiple systems. Assembly language is converted into executable machine code by a utility program referred to as an assembler like NASM, MASM etc. $XGLHQŃH This tutorial has been designed for software programmers with a need to understand the Assembly programming language starting from scratch. This tutorial will give you enough understanding on Assembly programming language from where you can take yourself at higher level of expertise.3UHUHTXLVLPHV
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Table of Content
Assembly Programming Tutorial .............................................. 2 Audience .................................................................................. 2 Prerequisites ............................................................................ 2 Copyright & Disclaimer Notice .................................................. 3 Assembly Introduction .............................................................. 8 What is Assembly Language? ................................................. 8 Advantages of Assembly Language ........................................................... 8 Basic Features of PC Hardware ................................................................. 9 The Binary Number System ....................................................................... 9 The Hexadecimal Number System ............................................................. 9Binary Arithmetic ...................................................................................... 10
Addressing Data in Memory ..................................................................... 11 Assembly Environment Setup ................................................ 13Installing NASM ........................................................................................ 13
Assembly Basic Syntax .......................................................... 15The data Section ...................................................................................... 15
The bss Section ....................................................................................... 15
The text section ........................................................................................ 15
Comments ................................................................................................ 15
Assembly Language Statements .............................................................. 16 Syntax of Assembly Language Statements .............................................. 16 The Hello World Program in Assembly..................................................... 16 Compiling and Linking an Assembly Program in NASM ........................... 17 Assembly Memory Segments ................................................. 18Memory Segments ................................................................................... 18
Assembly Registers ............................................................... 20Processor Registers ................................................................................. 20
Data Registers ......................................................................................... 20
Pointer Registers ...................................................................................... 21
Index Registers ........................................................................................ 21
Control Registers ..................................................................................... 22
Segment Registers ................................................................................... 22
Example: .................................................................................................. 23
Assembly System Calls .......................................................... 24Linux System Calls ................................................................................... 24
Example ................................................................................................... 25
Addressing Modes ................................................................. 27TUTORIALS POINT
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Register Addressing ................................................................................. 27
Immediate Addressing.............................................................................. 27
Direct Memory Addressing ....................................................................... 28Direct-Offset Addressing .......................................................................... 28
Indirect Memory Addressing ..................................................................... 28The MOV Instruction ................................................................................ 28
SYNTAX: .................................................................................................. 28
EXAMPLE: .............................................................................................. 29
Assembly Variables ............................................................... 31 Allocating Storage Space for Initialized Data ........................................... 31 Allocating Storage Space for Uninitialized Data ....................................... 32Multiple Definitions ................................................................................... 32
Multiple Initializations ............................................................................... 33
Assembly Constants .............................................................. 34The EQU Directive ................................................................................... 34
Example: .................................................................................................. 34
The %assign Directive.............................................................................. 35
The %define Directive .............................................................................. 35
Arithmetic Instructions ............................................................ 37SYNTAX: ................................................................................................. 37
EXAMPLE: .............................................................................................. 37
The DEC Instruction ................................................................................. 37
SYNTAX: ................................................................................................. 37
EXAMPLE: .............................................................................................. 37
The ADD and SUB Instructions ................................................................ 38SYNTAX: .................................................................................................. 38
EXAMPLE: ............................................................................................... 38
The MUL/IMUL Instruction ....................................................................... 40SYNTAX: .................................................................................................. 40
EXAMPLE: ............................................................................................... 41
EXAMPLE: .............................................................................................. 41
The DIV/IDIV Instructions ......................................................................... 42
SYNTAX: ................................................................................................. 42
EXAMPLE: .............................................................................................. 43
Logical Instructions ................................................................ 45The AND Instruction ................................................................................. 45
Example: .................................................................................................. 46
The OR Instruction ................................................................................... 46
Example: .................................................................................................. 47
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The XOR Instruction ................................................................................. 47
The TEST Instruction ............................................................................... 48
The NOT Instruction ................................................................................. 48
Assembly Conditions.............................................................. 49The CMP Instruction................................................................................. 49
SYNTAX ................................................................................................... 49
EXAMPLE: ............................................................................................... 49
Unconditional Jump .................................................................................. 50
SYNTAX: .................................................................................................. 50
EXAMPLE: ............................................................................................... 50
Conditional Jump ..................................................................................... 50
Example: .................................................................................................. 51
Assembly Loops ..................................................................... 53Example: .................................................................................................. 53
Assembly Numbers ................................................................ 55ASCII Representation............................................................................... 56
BCD Representation ................................................................................ 57
Example: .................................................................................................. 57
Assembly Strings ................................................................... 59String Instructions .................................................................................... 59
MOVS....................................................................................................... 60
LODS ....................................................................................................... 61
CMPS ....................................................................................................... 62
SCAS ....................................................................................................... 63
Repetition Prefixes ................................................................................... 64
Assembly Arrays .................................................................... 65Example: .................................................................................................. 66
Assembly Procedures ............................................................ 67Syntax: ..................................................................................................... 67
Example: .................................................................................................. 67
Stacks Data Structure: ............................................................................. 68
EXAMPLE: .............................................................................................. 69
Assembly Recursion .............................................................. 70 Assembly Macros ................................................................... 72Example: .................................................................................................. 73
Assembly File Management ................................................... 74File Descriptor .......................................................................................... 74
File Pointer ............................................................................................... 74
File Handling System Calls ...................................................................... 74
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Creating and Opening a File .................................................................... 75Opening an Existing File .......................................................................... 75
Reading from a File .................................................................................. 75
Writing to a File ........................................................................................ 76
Closing a File ........................................................................................... 76
Updating a File ......................................................................................... 76
Example: .................................................................................................. 77
Memory Management ............................................................ 79Example: .................................................................................................. 79