ASM program

[as1]

Where can I download an ASM compiler(I know its not exactly a compiler but for lack of a better word...)?

[Killboy]

It's called assembler

There are various different assemblers out there with different syntax and support for OSes.

The most common one around Windows is MASM (Microsoft assembler) - http://www.masm32.com/

There are also TASM, NASM, HLA, etc. They come with slight differences in their syntax but that's about it. Might wanna look at IDEs, available tutorials etc to make up your mind

For a start, MASM is the most decent one imho

[as1]

It's called assembler

There are various different assemblers out there with different syntax and support for OSes.

The most common one around Windows is MASM (Microsoft assembler) - http://www.masm32.com/

There are also TASM, NASM, HLA, etc. They come with slight differences in their syntax but that's about it. Might wanna look at IDEs, available tutorials etc to make up your mind

For a start, MASM is the most decent one imho

Thanks..

[TomasamoT]

Killboy '

thankyou for this tip!

[human]

best IDE is notepad2

perfect editor, just one flaw, no url highlight.

http://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html

Edited March 27, 2009 by human

[high6]

I personally prefer radasm. Nice IDE with preconfigured languages like masm32/nasm/etc.

[BoRoV]

I personally prefer radasm. Nice IDE with preconfigured languages like masm32/nasm/etc.

I too think so

[ala_borbe]

winasm studio is my choice

for quick stuff i use EditPlus and masm syntax highlight

Edited March 31, 2009 by donny

[GEEK]

notepad2 would have been even better if only it had tabs

notepad++ is too bloated

[Loki]

I use Notepad++ - works great for me.... can't arsed with fancy IDEs myself but thats just personal preference.

[diablo2oo2]

of course MASM is a good choice. it has very usefull functions and macros which makes asm coding very comfortable like coding in c.

for example the usage of strings is very easy now with new MASM version:

old style:
.data
message db "hello world",0
caption db "wuha",0
.code
invoke MessageBox,hwnd,addr message,addr caption,MB_OKnew style:
fn MessageBox,hwnd,"hello world","wuha",MB_OKyou can use also c-style strings:
fnc MessageBox,hwnd,"firstline \n nextline",0,MB_OK

i use UEStudio (same as Ultraedit) for coding in asm. you can configure the colors for syntaxhilighting (and i love my own colors). for creating dialogs i use the good old resourcehacker. and for compiling a simple batch script.

i tried to swith to Radasm. it looks very nice and has much usefull functions. but i had much problems creating a simple window application.There are problems with the reource_id's in the dialogbox. so i have no trust in radasm since this.

[BoRoV]

Wow!!!

This new style - super!