Programming from the ground up - Assembly

Programming from the ground up is a brilliant open book on assembly language.

Here is the source for some of the examples in the book: (The code starts in Chapter 3)

The book's examples are for 32 bit (i386) Linux.
64 bit adapted examples can be found in the x86_64 folder.
ARM versions in the arm folder.

Note about ARM - I've only tested these on the Raspberry Pi and my Nokia N9 phone. Cross compiling from my laptop also created binaries that worked great on both, so far.

Chapter 3

exit.s
maximum.s

Chapter 4

power.s
factorial.s

Pre - Chapter 5

Chapter 5 has a monster of a long example. I would have preferred smaller examples myself. But then I liked the way K&R did things. Here are some small examples I would have enjoyed doing. (So I did them)

Small Examples/
hello.s		- prints "hello world to stdout"
numargs.s	- introduces the number of arguments, argc
strlen.s	- returns the length of a c-style string
args.s		- prints out all the command line arguments argv
cat.s		- will echo the contens of a text file

Chapter 5

 toupper.s

Chapter 6

Reading and writing basic records.