From that pointon, it is up to the program to divert execution to the correct place inits code. Whenthe program loads, Windows gives the processor the startingaddress in the code where execution should start. The processor executes the code instructions, oneby one – this is why the program is called an executable. The instructions are called the program’scode. A program contains instructions to thecomputer’s processor. If so you can read the other articleson this site and look at articles on other sites.Lets start at the beginning. It’s then up to you if you want to go furtherinto this fascinating world.
I’m going to assume you know verylittle about computer programming, so I’ll start with the basics.By the end this article you will know how to produce your own'Hello World' program. It’s free, fulfilling and fun!This can only be a crash course in program writing, and I’m going tohave to miss out a lot of stuff. Writing a simple Windows programQuick start to.writing a simple Windows programby Jeremy Gordon -This file is intended for those interested in 32 bit assemblerprogramming, in particular for Windows.Have you ever been frustrated by an application which won’t quite dowhat you want it to do? Well I want to show you how to write your ownapplications.
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