The FASM come with great examples. If you get a look at this topic, you will see the news about FASM.
The news is:
[FASMW64\FASMW32.EXE] – 32bit asm development
[FASMW64\FASMW64.EXE] – 64bit asm development
[FASMW64\DLL] – 32bit DLL’s required by most programs
[FASMW64\DLL64] – 64bit DLL’s requred by some programs
[FASMW64\fasmw16935] – Original FasmW package un-modified
[FASMW64\Resources] – audio/image/etc.. required by some programs
[FASMW64\SOURCE] – Changes to the source code made by me (currently only fasmw.asm)
[FASMW64\V7 Examples 32bit] – 32bit example code, includes: DX7, DX8, DX9, DX10, Windows (use FASMW32.EXE to compile)
[FASMW64\V7 Examples 64bit] – 64bit example code, includes: DX9, DX10, Windows (use FASMW64.EXE to comile)
[FASMW64\V7INCLUDE32 32bit] – Vista/Win7 include files and api’s
[FASMW64\V7SHELLS32 32bit] – Window Shells
[FASMW64\V7INCLUDE64 64bit] – Vista/Win7 include files and api’s
[FASMW64\V7SHELLS64 64bit] – Window Shells
The FASMW is a great way to learn and deal with assembly language.
The forum has many users to help you.
The goal to understand assembly language is to learn the basic and then to start to put questions.