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bird · 18 May 2006, 21:13

When i was 14 i got a book explaining the asm commands and the basic stuff like registers,stack etc. After that all i needed was a reference book for libcalls and the like. Learning by doing is the best way to do it imo. Think of a programm which has some use for your daily work and then start to make it. I learned tons more by doing this then sitting in university listening to theory.
Disassembling and peeking at others sourcecode helped me alot too, but i guess you already need a basic understanding whats going on to make use of that.

18 May 2006, 21:13	#3
bird tRSi-iNNOVATiONs Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: germany Age: 47 Posts: 33	When i was 14 i got a book explaining the asm commands and the basic stuff like registers,stack etc. After that all i needed was a reference book for libcalls and the like. Learning by doing is the best way to do it imo. Think of a programm which has some use for your daily work and then start to make it. I learned tons more by doing this then sitting in university listening to theory. Disassembling and peeking at others sourcecode helped me alot too, but i guess you already need a basic understanding whats going on to make use of that. Last edited by bird; 18 May 2006 at 21:19.