Anyone Please Help Me To Learn Asm...?

[aM2]

Hi folks...anybody would please send me a good copy of assembly tutorial please...??? I am new in the field of asm and would like to learn asm because its the mother tongue of any reverser, so its compulsory to understand it for cracking softwares...

Any help or nice comments which can guide me to learn asm will be appreciated from the core of my heart...

you may also wish to send me a mail or some help to my mail address: anooj_001@yahoo.com

Thanks for those who would like to help me in anticipation..

Regards,
aM2

[CPPFanatic]

One of the bests tutorials in the internet is The Art Of Assembly Language Programming (http://www.arl.wustl.edu/%7Elockwood/class/cs306/books/artofasm/toc.html) (by Randall Hyde).

Hope it was helpful.

[Calculator]

This is a big compilation of assembly programming links, lots of broken links and disappointments but lots of good information too! http://www.cheapersunglasses.com/asm.html

[aM2]

Thanks both of u buddy...

Hmm i stil have some confusing question.... Actually I downloaded the Art of ASM and Dr.Paul Carter asm book but it contains a vague understanding of asm with bulkies chapters & sub-topics...So my question is that should I learn the whole book to understand how to crack a prog which might take me about 1 year to learn or should skip some parts as well?

Can anyone tell where to start from, what to skip and where should i end with?

Thanks again for sparing some of your precious time for having replied my question.

[kahlinor]

Those books teach you how to program and think in assembly. If you want to learn how to hack, you're in the wrong place.

[sreehari]

Thanks both of u buddy...

Hmm i stil have some confusing question.... Actually I downloaded the Art of ASM and Dr.Paul Carter asm book but it contains a vague understanding of asm with bulkies chapters & sub-topics...So my question is that should I learn the whole book to understand how to crack a prog which might take me about 1 year to learn or should skip some parts as well?

Can anyone tell where to start from, what to skip and where should i end with?

Thanks again for sparing some of your precious time for having replied my question.

There is no shortcut for learning and becoming a good programmer, if you really wanna learn and be good in any programming language u definately gotta learn all the basics until your mind is ready to apply all that you have learnt.