I have completed the organizing of code forthe rest of the book. I expect that there will be some changes made to the code as I teach the class and learn what people need in the code. There is a fair amount of code written over 3 months as I studied and wrote about 64 bit assembly language. I am sure there is some amount of "style" changes during this time. I have yet to see of think of a way to make assembly language look as stylish as C++. No matter what you do assembly code requires attention to details which can be partially handled by the syntax of the language in C++. Things like forgetting which register is first, second and third aren't issues in C++. In fact C++ can sometimes keep you out of trouble with attempts to pass data of the wrong type into a function. In assembly there is hardly any concept of type.
As usual the source code can be downloaded from http://seyfarth.tv/asm and the CreateSpace site for the book is https://www.createspace.com/3651611.
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