Assembly programming is an educational repository that introduces assembly programming for the x86-64 architecture on GNU Linux systems. The project is structured as a series of explanatory blog-style lessons that guide readers through the fundamentals of low-level programming. Topics include processor architecture basics, writing and building assembly programs, memory layout concepts such as stack and heap, and interaction with the operating system through system calls. The material is intended for a broad audience, from beginners curious about low-level computing to experienced developers expanding their systems knowledge. The repository emphasizes hands-on examples to reinforce conceptual understanding. Overall, asm functions as a practical learning pathway into assembly language and computer architecture fundamentals.
Features
- Step-by-step assembly programming tutorials
- Focus on x86-64 Linux environment
- Explains stack, heap, and memory concepts
- Demonstrates system call interaction
- Practical build and run examples
- Beginner-friendly low-level learning material