80X86 IBM PC and Compatible Computers, The: Assembly Language, Design, and Interfacing, Vol I and II

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Summary: Great Book
Review: I really dig this book, and don't regret spend an enormous amount of money purchasing it. It's suprisingly clear and terse for a manual as complete as it is. There's only reason I can't give it five stars; there's no discussion of BIOS-level disk I/O. That's important stuff; some of us have operating systems to write!

Rating:
Summary: Great Book
Review: I really dig this book, and don't regret spend an enormous amount of money purchasing it. It's suprisingly clear and terse for a manual as complete as it is. There's only reason I can't give it five stars; there's no discussion of BIOS-level disk I/O. That's important stuff; some of us have operating systems to write!

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Summary: Excellent book on Intel Assembly and Architecture
Review: This book is very thorough and easy to read and understand. Extremely well organized. If you are familiar with an other architecture or a high level language this book will teach you Intel assembly.

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Summary: This book is to hard to follow
Review: This book jumps around to much. The information should be brought together in a smoother flow on how to program.