Thanks to everyone for sharing their advice on learning assembly
programming. I've started exploring how to write assembly programs in
NASM. I'm not looking to write anything "big" in NASM, just learn
enough about it so I can write a few programs here and there.
Thanks also to Danilo for pointing
>It is also possible to write TSRs and Device Drivers in higher-level languages
>but it is very cumbersome and you need to do a lot of "tricks" to get things
>to do what you want without wasting a lot of memory.
I wouldn't call it "tricks". It's "technics". Advanced programming is usually
not do
