26.1  CAUTION
            Individuals maintain all of the web sites listed here.  I will strive to
            maintain this list current but do not be surprised if the addresses no
            longer are current.
            26.2 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE RELATED HOME PAGES
            Randy Hyde’s Assembly Language Page
            http://webster.ucr.edu/Page_asm
                    Excellent tutorial, Art of Assembly Language
            ASM Style Guide
            Christian Ludoff’s 80x86 Sandpile Page
            http://www.sandpile.org  Basic Page
            http://www.sandpile.org/80x86/overview.shtml
                    The second page is where you should kept you link.  Much good
            information is available at this site.
            EG3 Electronic Communication’s Electronic Engineer’s Toolbox
            http://www.eg3.com/softd/assembly.htm
                http://www.eg3.com/softdv/assembly.htm
            http://www.eg3.com/softd/assmhot.htm
            Assembly Language Hot Lists and Major Resources.
            Robert Collins' x86 Monthly Digest
            http://www.x86.org/
                    Intel processor bugs
            Intel data sheets and programming manuals
            In-Depth articles
            Productivity ehancements and programming tips
            Rober Collins’ Dr. Dobb’s Journal Undocumented Corner.
            Much more
            Jannes Faber's Assembly home page
            http://www.fys.ruu.nl/~faber/Amain.html
            List of ASM Books with short reviews
            A few hints and tricks
            Complete source code to some of his programs
            A listing of EMS Professional Shareware products
            Ray Rose's HTML For Assembler home page
            http://www.alaska.net/~rrose/assembly.htm
            An extensive list of ASM books without descriptions
            Links to alt.lang.asm, comp.lang.asm.x86, and
            alt.msdos.programmer newsgroups.
            Link to the Yahoo/Computers and Internet/Languages/Assembly page
            (see below)
            NASM: The Netwide Assembler Project
            http://www.cryogen.com/nasm
                A group of programmers are writing a new assembler.  This home page
            describes the project and where to download the latest version.
            Michael Babcock's Programming Home Page (many broken links on pages)
            http://w3.tyenet.com/mbabcock/mtb.programming.html
                    This home page has links to:
            Optimizing 803/4/586 ASM Programming
            http://w3.tyenet.com/mbabcock/prg.optimize.html
                        ASM Tutorial
            http://w3.tyenet.com/mbabcock/prg.asmtut1.html
                        Utilities
            http://w3.tyenet.com/mbabcock/prg.utils.html
            The Official Web Shareware Site
            http://www.jumbo.com/pages/programming/dos/asmutl/
            This site appears to have a few ASM files not on SimTel.
            Dr. ASM's Assembly Home Page
            http://web.syr.edu/~dbgrandi/assembly.htm
            Some answered questions and links to other assembly related sites.
            James Vahn's 80xxx Snippets - 80x86 Assembly Language Enthusiasts
            http://www.cet.com/~jvahn
                    Download snippets & Booklist
            Kip Irvine's Assembly Language Sources
            http://www.nuvisionmiami.cim/kip/asm.htm
            Gavin Estey's Home
            http://www.strangecreations.com/library/assembly/index.htm
                    His ASM tutorial, other ASM Links, FAQs and Optimizations
            Grzegorz Mazur's x86 CPU Stuff
            http://grafi.ii.pw.edu.pl/gbm/x86/index.html
                    x86 CPU identification algorithms
            Cyrix/IBM5x86/6x86 (and 486) control program
            Links to other information on x86 family CPUs
            Heath Holcomb's x86 Assembly Page
            http://www.wfu.edu/~holcojh5/x86asm/x86asm.html
            Some pointers on what is assembly language, what is assembly
            good for, and what do you need to get started.
            Pointers to ASM Tutorial, this FAQ, other ASM web pages
            Eric Isaacson's A86 Assembler and D86 Debugger Page
            http://eji.com/a86/index.htm
                    Overviews of a86 and a386 assemblers, d86 and d386 debuggers,
            download and purchase of a86 and d86.
            Tore Nilsson's Assembly Tutorial Page
            http://www.ice-digga.com/programming/
                    VLA's Assembly and DMA programming tutorials, Asphyxia's VGA
            tutorials, and some graphics and sound programming
            information.
            Gerd Kortemeyer’s 387/486DX/Pentium/Floating Point Processor Stuff
            http://www.nscl.msu.edu/~kortemey/copro.html
            A collection of assembler routines written for Turbo Pascal and
            C++.  Most of the comments are in German after an English
            introduction.
            Cameron’s 386+ Programming Page             NOT CURRENTLY WORKING
            http://free.prohosting.com/~cameron/
                    32 bit DOS extender/Utilities/pmode extender
            File formats and specifications/Game programming
            Knowledge Base with ASM tutorials, Denthor’s VGA Trainer and
            Univ. of Guadalajara ASM tutorial
            Peter’s PMODE Home Page
            http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Peaks/1231/
                    Pmode tutorials and programming related files
            Niko Komin’s Assembler for PCS page
            http://www.inx.de/~nkomin/html/assembe.htm
                    Shareware, pmode, x86 mnemonics, ASM related links.
            Alexandre Zvenigorosky III’s Programs for PC 386+
            http://www.cpod.com/monoweb/zveni/prg.html
            Zvenigorosky’s assembler and debugger, currently documentation
            only in French.
            Rich Elber’s ValArrow (286 Assembler) Page
            http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/7052/valarr2.html
            Links to Arrowsoft Assembler, ZD86 debugger, discussion of
            Arrowsoft’s Assemblers deviations from MASM.
            Kurt I. Groenbech’s Alab Homepage
            http://www.nano.no/~espeng/alab/
            Home page for the Assembler Laboratory that is an IDE for
            assemblers
            Christian Kurzke’s Advanced x86 Assembly Programming
            http://wwwcip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/user/cnkurzke/hwkmcs/index.html
            Excerpts from lessons given at Adalbert Stifter Gymnasium in
            1989
            Bob Richardson’s PC Assembly Language Page
            http://lexitech.com/bobrich/
            Eighteen topics taken from his SELFIN PC Assembly Language
            Group.
            Jesper Pedersen’s Processor Information Page
            http://www.imada.ou.dk/~jews/PInfo/intel.html
            List of instructions and opcodes used by Intel, AMD, Cyrix and
            Nexgen.
            Quantasm’s x86 and Pentium Programming Tips and Info
            http://www.quantasm.com/freeinfo.html
            Steve Kemp’s Assembly Language Programming Index  (Not currently
            working)
            http://www.dcs.ed.ac.uk/home/skx/asm/index.html
            Assembly Language Newbie information.  A86 Source Code
            Ferdi Smit’s Assemble It! Page
            http://www.xs4all.nl/~smit/
                    His own source code, 3D programming, his own ASM tutorial,
            optimization and other information.
            Paul Hsieh's x86 Assembly Language Page
            http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/9498/asm.html
            Feature articles, Optimization and General
            Programming/References
            Jaap Harm's 80x86 Assembly Page             (Not currently working)
            http://home.worldonline.nl/~jaapharm/
                    Tutorial, source code and links
            Charles Winner‘s ASM Resources              (Not currently working)
            http://www.cse.utoledo.edu/%7Ecwinner/assembly.html
            G. Adam Stanislav’s Whiz Kid Technomagic
            http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/7394/
                    Win95 Assembly Language source code examples
            John Eckerdal’s Assembly Page
            http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/6452/index.html
                    Nice collection of Assembly Gems.
            Gaz's Little Web Programming Page
            http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/fatbit/427/programming.html
                    Protected Mode Tutorial and large library of NASM source code
            written for the WDosX 32 bit DOS extender
            Christopher Giese’s Triple Fault Club
            http://www.netwurx.net/~geezer/os/index.htm
            NASM and DJGPP Code, Protected Mode Code, OS Code
            The Bass Demon's Operating System Theory Page
            http://home.c2i.net/tkjoerne/os/index.htm
            Information on Hard Disks, Partitioning and Booting, FAT
            specific file system information, File system theory article,
            Available assembler source codes and Memory Management
            OS Development Page
            http://milkyway.isa.net.au/os-dev/index2.html
            Documentation, Links, Source files, Bulletin Board
            The NASM Advocate
            http://people.mw.mediaone.net/nasm/index.html
            NASM source code, documentation (HTML format), NASM specific
            IDE, NASM Links, NASM Mailing List and NASM Mailing List
            Archives
            Anthony's Programming Page:
            http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Network/4311/
            Home of ALINK, a freeware linker for MSDOS and Win32. It links
            Intel/Microsoft OMF object and library files, to MSDOS COM and
            EXE files, and PE files for Win32 (including DLLs). Source code
            (ANSI C) is also available for download – this should compile
            with any 32-bit ANSI C compiler.
            Craig Peacock's Interfacing the PC Page
            http://www.senet.com.au/~cpeacock/
                    Much information about interfacing with the parallel and serial
            ports, information about IRQs and AT keyboards, and many links
            to more technical information.
            Chris Dragan's Home Page
            http://ams.ampr.org/cdragan/
            His own programs and assembler source code, Win32 programs.
            David Lindauer's LADSoft Computer Page
            http://www.ladsoft.com
            PMODE Information
            Windows assembly demos for TASM
            MSDOS Demo/utility programs
            Jan Wagemakers' Linux and Assembler Home Page
            http://bewoner.dma.be/JanW/eng.html
            Brennan's Guide to Inline Assembly
            http://www.rt66.com/~brennan/djgpp/bgtia.html
            Information on AT&T syntax
            Dr. Carter's PC Assembly Programming Code Page
            http://www.comsc.ucok.edu/~pcarter/pcasm/code/
                    Much NASM code
            Gustavo Net's ASM page
            http://www.gustavo.net/programming/asm.shtml
                    Links to tutorials, Programmer's Forum, source code, and more.
            Henry S. Takeuchi's Windows 95 Assembly Language Programming
            http://www.eskimo.com/~htak/win95asm/win95asm.htm
                    Source code and tutorial
            Glenn Strycker's The International Brotherhood of Assembly/Machine
            Programmers (IBAMP)
            http://www.members.kconline.com/strycker/IBAMP/index.html
                    Assembly Chat and Forum, links, source code
            Alexei A. Frounze HomePage!
            http://alexfru.chat.ru/eindex.html
            Protected Mode information, many ASM Links, V86 Mode Monitor
            Tutorial, COFF Utilities
            Linux/i386 assembly programming page
            http://linuxassembly.org
                    Linux assembly documentation, tutorials and utilities. Many
            Linux related links.
            Alex Verstak Programming Page
            http://members.tripod.com/~averstak/
                    Much disk structure, e.g., boot, FAT, directory and filenames –
            short and long
            Contributor:  Raymond Moon, raymoon@moonware.dgsys.com
            Last changed: 20 Feb 2000