Learn ASSEMBLY with Real Code Examples

Use registers instead of memory where possible

Minimize branching for CPU pipelines

Optimize instruction ordering

Unroll loops when appropriate

Use efficient addressing modes

Prevent buffer overflows via careful stack management

Sanitize inputs when handling hardware I/O

Follow CPU and OS privilege rules

Avoid unsafe self-modifying code

Validate external input in embedded systems

Debug via emulator

Check memory and register states

Trace instruction execution

Profile performance cycles

Use logging via I/O devices

Comment code extensively

Use macros for repetitive instructions

Follow CPU instruction best practices

Minimize spaghetti jumps

Test each routine individually