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From: mike on 14 Mar 2010 20:09
In article <4b9be486$0$12425$bbae4d71(a)news.suddenlink.net>,
nospam(a)nspam.invalid says...
>
> "Daniel Pitts" <newsgroup.spamfilter(a)virtualinfinity.net> wrote in message
> news:Tnymn.1372$%H1.524(a)newsfe23.iad...
>
> [snip]
>
> > If that truly is your goal, then you have succeeded, you read the
> > disassembled results, and even discussed some of them here. If you are
> > still unsatisfied, then your goal is not simply to read the output.
>
> I guess I am trying to learn assembly to reverse engineer and learn
> assembly language.
>
This is a bit like trying to learn Arabic by taking one of Shakespeare's
sonnets, translating it to french (via google translate), translating
the french to russian and finally the russian to arabic, then randomly
shuffling the output lines of arabic text before attempting to work out
what each word means. Far better to get an introductory text on assembly
language (online, or from a library). When you have a bit of confidence
in your understanding of how assembly programs may be constructed, you
could try disassembling a _simple_ program written in a high-level
language - although, if anything, this would probably teach you more
about how compilers work than about assembly language per se.

Mike
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