I highly recommend starting with the amazing book "Assembly Language: Step-By-Step by Jeff Duntemann" It's 90% about architecture and 10% about actual syntax/coding. Covers both TASM/MASM. There's a few different editions - the earlier ones include DOS specific info.
It's the type of book you can almost read in one sitting. It's that enjoyable.
It's basically the absolute best "beginners" book. Read this first, THEN get into a proper assembly book (that can be more of a reference to the instructions, etc).
It's the type of book you can almost read in one sitting. It's that enjoyable.
It's basically the absolute best "beginners" book. Read this first, THEN get into a proper assembly book (that can be more of a reference to the instructions, etc).