where i can found assembly language?sample programs?
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You can found assembly language wherever you want to.  Simply write a language and publicly announce it as your own with the moniker "assembly" - but don't be surprised if the real creator of the language comes after you for it.
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Try this one, they cover a variety of computer language, free download for source codes and programs\nhttp://sourceforge.net/
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look for more C++ program
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I use "C++ How to Program" by Deitel & Deitel.\nIt's really good
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You may be able to find a free version of it or a package that contains it by exploring these links to Borland and the Borland Museum.  I hope you find it.
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Assembler.  It is compiled into machine language.\n\nJust don't produce inefficient code with it.
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If you mean in C++\nJust compile your program and build and run it.. you'll find the .exe file in the Debug folder..
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If you are doing it strictly for hobby, such as myself  i would suggest learning visualbasic.net.\n\nAs you become more curious you may delve into things such as c or assembler, but dont start with those.
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try here:  http://www.dll-files.com/
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Infinite should be impossible.  If there's nothing in the list of assembly language commands that can help you, you're out of luck.  If you want to let the user use huge numbers, you'll have to write the program to do it yourself, or find one someone else has already written.
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For turbo C++ follow the first link.\nYou can also use GUI(Graphic User Interface) compilres like DEV C++ form (bloodshed.net) for free
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The following website has a lot of information on assembler programming.  There is sourcecode, articles, tutorials, and other stuff.  I hope this helps.\n\nhttp://www.programmersheaven.com/zone5/index.htm\n\nGood Luck! :)
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if the software was bought (thus not written by you) there is no way to know. usually the other files provided are text files for start up and small things like that. by software i assume you mean the bulk of it which is the .exe file, the executable file. this has been converted from the original language (C++, Java, ect.) into what is known as machine code (1's and 0's) for this is the only language for computers. the other languages are for us humans to understand not the computer. a compiler will take your programming language and turn it into a machine language code to be run on the computer. usually software, especially expensive ones, do not come with source files showing you the original code or else you would be able to copy it, modify it, etc... so if you try and open up a .exe file into a word document you will see a whole lot of unreadable garbage... but very readable to a microchip just waiting for its next instruction.... \nelectrical engineer,\nRuben
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Learn assembler\n\nuse softice or linice to read memory changes\n\n\nsee what changes what and where then make a proggy to manipulate values in the memory.
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well truthfully it all boils down to assembler all computers use it. However most modern operating system are designed with C++ so it is a pretty strong language to learn. During my schooling I used a lot of MIPS which is a version of assembler and also lots of C++. Today in the Cooperate world I use mainly C++. Sometimes C# or variations of java. But I do recommend concentrating on C++.
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There are situations where assembly code is the\n"right" solution -- typically when special instructions\nare needed or on rare occasions when a tiny piece of\ncode is both critical and not sufficiently optimized\nby a compiler.\n\nHowever, for the Sieve of Eratosthenes, a good compiler\nshould be able to generate code which is comparable to\nwhat most humans could write.\n\nI mention this to explain why I would recommend that\nyou take some C source for the Sieve and have your\ncompiler generate assembly code for you.\n\nOn a Linux/Unix/Solaris system, use the "-S" option:\n\ncc -S -O sieve.c\n\nand then take a look at the file "sieve.s".\n\nFast and easy.\n\nIf you want the assembly code to be easier to read,\ndon't optimize the code (ie. don't use the "-O" option).
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as to au:\n\nascrtrls.dll\nasr_fmt.exe\nasr_ldm.exe\nasr_pfu.exe\nasycfilt.dll\nat.exe\nati2cqag.dll\nati2dvaa.dll\nati2dvag.dll\nati3duag.dll\nativdaxx.ax\nativmvxx.ax\nativtmxx.dll\nativvaxx.dll\natkctrs.dll\natl71.dll\natl.dll\natmadm.exe\natmfd.dll\natmlib.dll\natmpvcno.dll\natrace.dll\nattrib.exe