Assembler exercises [closed]

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I simply love programming and I'm learning many programming languages. I am really interested in assembly language (intel's) but I can't find any exercise around. I know invented ones are the best, but I'm not very imaginative. Can any of you help me??

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Adam's x86 assembler tutorial?

Good luck!

Edit: Ah, I didn't see you asked for 'exercises'.

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I'm surprised no one has mentioned the wonderful, and now free, art of assembly.

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I guess it will be good to have a premade example to compare your efforts with.

The Atlas library is full of short but well documented assembly routines that implement the BLAS maths routines: http://math-atlas.sourceforge.net.

You can even try to extend the library to include more LAPLACK functions...
Then your code will be usefull too.

Tom