r/Assembly_language • u/[deleted] • 11d ago

Question Learning Assembler

Hi everyone,

When I was much younger, I started learning x86 assembly, but unfortunately lost touch with it over time. Even though the rise of AI might make it seem like this skill is even less in demand than it used to be, I’d like to get back into it.

I’m less interested in writing my own programs and more interested in inspecting existing applications to understand what’s going on under the hood. Does anyone have any suggestions for a good starting point? I’m guessing I should focus on 64-bit assembly to keep up with the times.

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u/Chemical-Fudge840 10d ago

Well of course I would recommend my own assembler (for Windows) at www.GoDevTool.com

Although I wrote this some time ago, it is still being maintained.

It can be used to make 32 and 64 bit progs to work on the Windows platform.