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Assembly Language for x86 Processors (6th Edition) http://goo.gl/n3ApG
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Overflow flag means overflow in any kind of signed value…? plc
on carry flag explanation, why the Parity flag set to 1, even though 255d+1d=256d contains odd no of 1’s.?
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please make more of these over the top tutorials … thanks for your effort and time
i was just a null in assembly code
i started watching ur tutorials from 8 hours back and now i can write hello world ,sub,add,mov,dec,inc values like ur tutorials are magic man
keep the good work up
please give tutorials on 3d softwares too
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thanks for your effort and precious time, your tutorials help me alot!!!!
par….ity bruv, lol thanks for uploading this helped
This tutorial helped me a lot. Thank you.
Are flags CL/CX register specific? What happens if AL has an overflow?
Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Helped me in assembly
When u explain AX, why CL equal 10?
PARITY flag, not priority flag…
help please, Write a program in assembly language that define three variables A,B, and R in the data segment then find the result of thef ollowing equation, then store it in R variable. A, B, and R are data byte length. R= (A^2 + B^3) / 7