Assembly Language Programming For Pc And Laptop Computers(1st Edition)

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Book Price $0 : Bootable Assembly Language Is Interesting. Your Computer Program Runs On Its Own, And There Is No Operating System At All In The Computer, While Your Program Is Running. Creating Bootable Programs With Assembly Language, Was Very Difficult At The Beginning, And Here Are Some Short Instructions On How To Boot Your Programs, Which Work With Some Computers.When You Add More And More Programming To Your Bootable Programs, They Could Sometimes Turn Into A New Operating System.The Book Is Based Only On My Own Experience Of Computer Programming, The Purpose Is To Give Examples Which Are Prerequisite For Normal Computer Programming To Start Afterwards. Intel Under Microsoft Has Intentionally Made Booting Difficult.In This Book There Are Examples Of Programming Things Which Are Prerequisites For Normal Programming To Start.The Examples Are Not Explained, But The Examples Can Be Simply Used As They Are.For Example, It Is Very Rare For A Book To Explain How You Switch A PC Computer Into 64 Bit Mode, And Then How To Switch It Back Into 16 Bit Real Mode. In This Book There Is An Example Of How I Did It, Which Can Simply Be Used As It Is Without Explanation, Since The 64 Bit / 16 Bit Modes Switching Is A Prerequisite For Normal Programming To Start.There Is No Explanation For How It Works, And An Explanation Could Not Be Interesting Since Intel With Microsoft Has Made It Difficult Deliberately, Which Makes Any Explanation Of It Simply Nonsense.As Another Prerequisite For Normal Programming To Start, You Need To Make The Mouse And Keyboard Work Simultaneously. It Is Very Rare For A Book To Explain How You Can Do Keyboard Inputs Together With Mouse Inputs At The Same Time. This Book Has An Example Of How To Do It, Which Can Be Used As It Is, Without An Explanation.The Booting Method Here Can Only Work With Computers Whose BIOS Can Be Switched Into The "Legacy Bios" Mode. (To Enter Bios Setup, Press The F2 Key Or F12 Key At The Moment The Computer Is Switched On. Enable Legacy Bios, And Set USB To Be The Priority In The Booting Order.) Booting Your Programs Can Either Be Done With A DVD, Or With A USB Memory Stick. The Last Chapters Are About Programming The USB System, With The Extended Host Controller Interface, EHCI, They Are Based On My Experience Of Programming But Rather Poor, And Only Intended To Show Some Basic Ideas, No More. See more