By Lord Anshar.

ASCIIvalues is a 'No Nonsense' tool that gives you the ASCII equivalent of any character you enter in the program's textbox.It also features a dictionary style listing of them.

Wonderful Series by _duelist.Has 2 chapters.Get your hands on this one.Link to Nueral's Site.

A very good tutorial on this rarely covered topic by John Forrest Brown.

WinHelp .hlp file covers 8086/80186/80286/80386/80486 Instruction Set, Flags, Conditional Jump Table, Intel 8086 Family Architecture, etc... Very useful.

This is a complete reference of all Intel Pentium instructions, with the exception of MMX and FPU instructions. This document has been painstakingly rendered into a nice searchable Windows help file for you to enjoy. Various source documents have been used to produce this. The official Intel Pentium Instruction Set Reference Manual for the mnenonics, opcodes, descriptions and flags; and Quantasm's instruction set reference for the opcode timing, size, and pairing data.

JCALG1 is a fast and tight compression library that can easily be integrated into any application. Written in 100% assembly, compression is fairly fast, and decompression is rapid.

Features : Coded in 100% 32bit x86 assembly language for maximum performance and minimum size. Excellent compression ratio, typically much better than ZIP's deflate. Extremely small and fast decompressor. Decompression throughput greater than 13MB/Sec on my PII/450 with 100mhz SDRAM. Adjustable window size to allow for faster compression at the cost of compression ratio. Decompression requires no memory, other than the destination buffer of course. x86 assembly decompressor source code included. Easy integration with any application.

Excellent readability.You can end up spending hours with this if you can read ;0).Link to Nueral's Dump Site.Get your hands on this 3.4 MB beauty.

A very good tutorial for all people who want to program in C++.Please note that the tutorial is in the Post Script format.

An introduction to OOPS....Contains two chapter and is very good also contains slides..

A good tutorial for the Win32 ASM Language.Worth the read.Contains Extra Goodies.

Yeah you guessed it right!!!A tutorial on the PE Format...

Contents : Overview , PE Header , Object Table , Image Pages , Exports , Export Directory Table , Export Address Table , Export Name Table Pointers , Export Ordinal Table , Export Name Table , Imports , Import Directory Table , Import Lookup Table , Hint-Name Table , Import Address Table , Thread Local Storage , Thread Local Storage Directory Table , Thread Local Storage CallBack Table , Resources , Resource Directory Table , Resource Example , Fixup Table , Fixup Block , Debug Information , Debug Directory.

A litle popup program shows the complete Pentium instruction set table, based on docs by Sang Cho.

This book is designed to help you teach yourself how to program with C++. In just 21 days, you'll learn about such fundamentals as managing I/O, loops and arrays, object-oriented programming, templates, and creating C++ applications--all in well-structured and easy-to-follow lessons. Lessons provide sample listings--complete with sample output and an analysis of the code--to illustrate the topics of the day. Syntax examples are clearly marked for handy reference. To help you become more proficient, each lesson ends with a set of common questions and answers, exercises, and a quiz. You can check your progress by examining the quiz and exercise answers provided in the book's appendix.

A Newbies guide to manual unpacking, part of +Sandman's ongoing projects.(Introduction and Structure).

This is the Thinking in C++ approach applied to the Java language, except that the book doesn't expect you to know C or C++. In fact, even if you've only programmed in macro languages you should be able to tackle Java with this book. The primary emphasis is on the understanding of the language fundamentals, which are introduced a step at a time using small, simple examples. You're taught one feature at a time, and only when you understand the programming language are the abstract window toolkit and applets introduced.

Probably the best online (and free) x86 assembler book.

A collection of good tutz I got.By +ORC.

By the guys at LockLess HeadQuarters.

This book is for anyone who wants to learn the basics of programming a PC in its native tongue, which is the 80X86 Assembly language. It discusses practical working code for dealing with specifics of the PC DOS software environment using the Microsoft Macro Assembler 6.0. This book can be very useful as a starting guide to use with your macro assembler manual, a DOS programmer’s manual, and a PC technical reference manual.

This package includes : Popular Windows API functions to use with Visaul Basic 4.0 (or higher), How to get a hierarchical list of window names and classes, How to find the handle of the top most window, How to create a flashing title bar on a Visual Basic form, How to create a topmost or floating window in Visual Basic, How to close an application from Visual Basic, How to kill an application with system menu, How to get a handle of a MS-DOS Application and change the title, How to remove menu items from a form's control-menu box, How to determine the size of the desktop area, How to hide a non-visual basic window or icon, How VB can get windows status infromation via API Calls.

This is a tutorial for " manually " unpacking files packed with ASPack including version 2.11 . Though the process does not work for all files it should work 90 out of 100 times . The method is quick , fast and easy . It uses ProcDump and PEditor.

W32Dasm tutorials....Check them out if you want to learn to use this wonderful disassembler/debugger.

Newbies have got to visit this place.

Configure SICE.Suit it to your needs and unleash its true power.