A FREE comprehensive reverse engineering tutorial covering x86, x64, 32-bit/64-bit ARM and embedded RISC-V architectures.

Create your own games for the Nintendo Entertainment System! This "starter" game is easily extensible for your own projects. Includes references.

Assembly Language Programming on 8086

This is a reconstruction of the original 1981-82 IBM PC BIOS source code using scanning and transcription of the BIOS listings found in the IBM Technical Reference manuals.

64 bit nasm code examples

💻 This repository provides solutions to most of the programming questions in the exercise given at the back of chapters for Bao Ji's Book (text book for course "Comp. Organization & Assembly Lang. EE213" at FAST). Sharing these, so they might help students in understanding the Assembly concepts.

✔️ Examples to learn Mips

Assembly Guide

Various AtariST/STE stuff

Unofficial Dark knight game for Atari 2600

ObjAsm is a macro based single inheritance OOP implementation for x86 and x64 assembler code. It makes it very easy to carry out complex tasks and large projects. It comes with an extensive, optimized and tested object repository that can be used directly into your applications.

Collection of Assembly Programs in 8086

This repository contains assembly language programming examples and exercises for x86 architectures. The code is organized by topics and written in MASM syntax, with explanations and comments. Suitable for beginners and intermediate programmers. Feel free to contribute and learn.

Some of my assembly code (examples, iterative and recursive algorithms) from Computer's Architecture course in Sapienza University, CS Bachelor's Degree 💾

The Source Code to the original Atari Pacman game

testing Assembler x86_64 in the Intel syntax

A large group of assembly language programs & samples ..with different topics and levels..from Ascci to Stack - assembly programming.

simple x86 NASM programs

Collection of beginner friendly emu8086 programs and examples based on Assembly

Snake game that is able to run on DOSBox. All of the code is written for 8086 MASM