Thank you so much for this video!! I'm a student in university, and I was looking FOREVER for a video that shows how to use a system call to read from a file and actually print its contents. I learned so much, and I love how you really explain what each line of code/function is doing because it is SO helpful for anyone learning. Do you think you could make a video on how to count the number of characters in a file, using the system read() functions? Again thank you, and hope you keep making these great videos! Deserve many more views. You got yourself a new subscriber here!
I think Assembly Language for x86 processors by Kip Irvine is a great book to start with. It's mostly Windows x86 syntax but it's easy enough to translate to NASM/Linux if needed Modern x86 Assembly Language Programming by Daniel Kusswurm is a good choice for a more in depth book, it goes into SSE, AVX, and 64-bit so it is quite extensive.
@@olivestemlearning Thank you very much, I am really grateful to you, your video helped me to clear my confusion and now your precious guidelines also giving me new hope to deep dive into the topics. 🙏
@@olivestemlearning Thank you very much, I am really grateful to you, your video helped me to clear my confusion and now your precious guidelines also giving me new hope to deep dive into the topics. 🙏
Thank you so much for this video!! I'm a student in university, and I was looking FOREVER for a video that shows how to use a system call to read from a file and actually print its contents. I learned so much, and I love how you really explain what each line of code/function is doing because it is SO helpful for anyone learning.
Do you think you could make a video on how to count the number of characters in a file, using the system read() functions?
Again thank you, and hope you keep making these great videos! Deserve many more views.
You got yourself a new subscriber here!
Incredibly helpful. Thank you
i was searching for thins, thank !
Nice tutorial. clearly explained
pretty good explanation.
great vid
Can you recommend any book to learn x86, I have watched your videos now I need to learn more so please give me a valuable resource source.
I think Assembly Language for x86 processors by Kip Irvine is a great book to start with. It's mostly Windows x86 syntax but it's easy enough to translate to NASM/Linux if needed
Modern x86 Assembly Language Programming by Daniel Kusswurm is a good choice for a more in depth book, it goes into SSE, AVX, and 64-bit so it is quite extensive.
@@olivestemlearning Thank you very much, I am really grateful to you, your video helped me to clear my confusion and now your precious guidelines also giving me new hope to deep dive into the topics. 🙏
@@olivestemlearning Thank you very much, I am really grateful to you, your video helped me to clear my confusion and now your precious guidelines also giving me new hope to deep dive into the topics. 🙏