x86 Assembly book

Many people say that now the knowledge of assembly language is not necessary, that this is the last century and all that stuff. However, when such "advisors" are encountered with a compiler bug or with an incomprehensible core dump, they for some reason immediately disappear.

Of course, I also do not welcome the programming of all the code in assembly, but sometimes it's just necessary to know it in the above cases.

A good introduction to assembly language can be found in A. Stolyarov's book (in Russian only) "Programming NASM assembly language" http://www.stolyarov.info/books/asm_unix

The book is free. I recommend, if you are a "newbie".

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