Microsoft ® MASM Assembly-Language Development System Version 6.1 For MS-DOS ® and Windows ™ Operating Systems

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Title Page Copyright Contents Introduction Chapter 1: Understanding Global Concepts Chapter 2: Organizing Segments Chapter 3: Using Addresses and Pointers Chapter 4: Defining and Using Simple Data Types Chapter 5: Defining and Using Complex Data Types Chapter 6: Using Floating-Point and Binary Coded Decimal Numbers Chapter 7: Controlling Program Flow Chapter 8: Sharing Data and Procedures Among Modules and Libraries Chapter 9: Using Macros Chapter 10: Writing a Dynamic-Link Library For Windows Chapter 11: Writing Memory-Resident Software Chapter 12: Mixed-Language Programming Chapter 13: Writing 32-Bit Applications Appendix A: Differences Between MASM 6.1 and 5.1 Appendix B: BNF Grammar Appendix C: Generating and Reading Assembly Listings Appendix D: MASM Reserved Words Appendix E: Default Segment Names Glossary Index