Path: Assembly Language :
Assembly Langauge Programs This is a list of assembly language programs. 
PCOS - simple operating system written in NASM and C. It uses BIOS interrupts for hardware interfacing.
dynamic code - input assembly language and convert it to dynamic machine code in a c++ program.
start - This is written using nasm and gcc to create a main entry point for a C program using NASM.
interp - assembly language interpreter.
hex2bin - hexadecimal to binary file and binary file to hexadecimal.
DOS Hello, world! - 16 BIT x86 assembly language for a DOS .com command executable file
state tools - inline assembly language and C++ to have stack restore macro
coff - C++ COFF (Common Object File Format) C++ code
big recursion - C and 32BIT assembly for a big recursive call
Example Code
alloca.asm - NASM i386 alloca() function for dynamic
stack memory.
struct.asm - NASM struct example for i386.
boot.asm - simple i386 boot disk program.
boot32pm.asm - simple i386 protected mode 32 bit boot disk program.
recursion.asm - an example of recursion reduced to linked list operations
recursion.cpp
32.asm - x86_64 nasm assembly languge that counts through the 32 bit number space
64.asm - x86_64 nasm assembly languge that counts through the 64 bit number space
64stk.asm - x86_64 nasm assembly languge that stack allocates
one GB of
stack space (this crashes on my computer); this also proves that my computer uses virtual memory and the stack does run out of space and crash
machne_code.asm - 64 BIT machine code for "add eax,dword 1"
cookie.asm - 64 BIT assembly language for the security cookie
Downloads
tasm32.zip - borland windows i386 nasm assembly language.
masm32.exe - microsoft windows i386 nasm assembly language.
nasm.zip - Windows, Linux ad BSD assembly language.
alink.zip - windows i386 program linker source code.(works with nasm).
objconv.zip - i386 dissesembler.
golink.zip - windows i386 program linker (works with nasm).
final_os.zip - BIOS interupt single task operating system for x86 hardware.
mix.tar.gz - MIX assembly language as described by Donald Knuth in
The Art of Computer Programming
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