Reference material for x86-64 assembly on Linux

[wannabehacker wb]

"The art of assembly language" by randall hyde is an excellent reference.
 Intel website has x86 reference manual which is also a very good in-depth
reference

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/processors/architectures-software-developer-manuals.html

Cheers,
wbhack3r


On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 11:43 AM, amit mehta <gmate.amit at gmail.com> wrote:

> Folks, Can you please suggest me some nice books or tutorials
> that concentrates more on the x86_64 assembly programming
> using GNU assembler. Unfortunately, I haven't done any assembly
> programming for the last seven years, but my current job requires
> me to analyse kernel crashes and a lot of them (probably due to
> widespread use of x86-64 architecture) originate on x86-64 machines
> and quite often disassembling is the last resort to inspect the function
> parameters, stack frames etc.
>
> There seem to tons of books, tutorials, assemblers available over the
> internet, but  I'm looking for something that can give me jumpstart on
> x86_64 assembly, specially in Linux environment.
>
> Recently, While browsing, I've found these two:
> 1: x86_64 ABI (System V Application Binary Interface,
> AMD64 Architecture Processor Supplement) -
> 2: x86-64 Machine-Level Programming - Randal and David
>
> Appreciate a lot, If you can recommend me your favourite text book
> on x86-64 assembly or any such reference material.
>
> Thanks,
> -Amit
>
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