Just what I needed but I had already been well warmed up with Irvine 7th and Hyde x86 64. Kusswurm claims you only need experience with c++ and not with visual studio or masm so good luck with that advice. The book is almost entirely source code, learn by example style, and that has worked well for me. The source code and all of its extra header files are available on git hub via website link so make sure you can access these files. I just cut and paste requisite files into VS, gluing the headers wherever they need to go and amazingly it all compiles together! I haven’t found a single coding mistake yet and I’m quite amazed. With said prerequisites and Kusswurms informal style i’m blazing through the book and learning tons. Matrices, statistics and yes, image processing, it’s all there! Unfortunately my computer isn’t avx512 equipped but 128 and 256 are good enough. Finally, Kusswurm reiterates this is for software developers but it’s actually good for self taught hobby enthusiasts. Being Harry the unpaid chemist, I think I apply.

This is a fun introduction to x86 assembly programming. It’s a somewhat difficult thing to learn, but you can start to get it, especially if you have some C experience. C is a friendlier, portable assembly (more or less). Assembly is a little niche in this present time, but it is still used and, I hope, will prove useful in the future.

Good information on the the nuts and bolts of the current CPU structure. The book provides good references to enabling extremely concise, tight coding to me high performance needs in programming on Metal.

This is an excellent, well written book.

I wouldn't have bought the book had I known I had to use MS product.

If you want to learn a bit more you should start with X86 because this is pure x64 ASM. I like it!

This book is not for beginners and I am using it in conjunction with a beginners course, it is an in-depth and interesting study of low-level computer architecture and programming at that level, the only thing negative is the price, which is a tag high! But it's a good study book for those interested in such things.

Heureux d'avoir enfin trouvé un livre , explicite, concernant l'assembleur 64 bits.

Ideal for the MASM programmer making the transition from 32-bit to 64-bit, with plenty of code examples for the new extensions.

This is what I wanted.