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Practical x64 Programming In Assembly : The Theory

The Theory
Rating: 4.1 out of 5 (47 ratings)
2,806 students
Created by Martyn Rae
English
The theory behind practical programming in x64 assembly

Requirements

  • Be reasonably comfortable with using Visual Studio 2019 Community
  • Have an insatiable desire to learn

Description

This course is a precursor to other Practical x64 Programming tutorials. It covers quite a lot of the theory required to successfully program x64 assembly applications, including segments and pages, general purpose registers, memory alignment and endienness. Without such knowledge, programmers would be rather like an ostrich trying to fly.

Who this course is for:

  • Any programmer who would like to learn x64 Assembly

Course content

3 sections • 12 lectures • 59m total length

  • Introduction
    04:09

Featured review

Tibi Elias
Tibi Elias
294 courses
21 reviews
Rating: 5.0 out of 54 months ago
A great introduction to assembly on x64. I'm giving this five stars, because nothing beats free and also because Martyn does an excellent job at explaining key concepts that are hard to find nowadays in this compact non-time wasting form.

Instructor

Martyn Rae
Assembly Programmer/Lecturer
Martyn Rae
  • 4.1 Instructor Rating
  • 51 Reviews
  • 2,828 Students
  • 2 Courses

I have been programming and perhaps more importantly programming commercial applications, compilers, interpreters and drivers in assembly for the last 45 years. Yes, I can program in Cobol, Fortran, Algol, C, C++, C#, Objective-C, Basic, Pascal, Forth and Lisp to name but a few but I am most comfortable programming in assembly. I have programmed complete applications in assembly for ICL 1900 series, Sperry-Univac 1100/61, PDP/11, Prime, Tandem, V77, Zilog Z80, Motorola MC68000 series, and for the last 30 years Intel x86 with the last 12 years programming against the x64.