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First a short introduction about this tutorial. Win32asm isn't a very popular programming language, and there are only a few (good) tutorials. Also, most tutorials focus on the win32 part of the programming (i.e. the win API, use of standard windows programming techniques and so on), not on the assembler programming itself, using opcodes, registers etc. Although you can find these things in other tutorials, these tutorials often explain DOS programming. This sure helps you to learn the assembly language, but with programming in windows, you don't need to know about DOS interrupts and port in/out functions. In windows, there's the windows API that supplies standard functions you can use in your program, but more on this later. The goal of this tutorial is to explain win32 programming in assembler as well as assembly language itself.
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