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Jan 27th, 2005

Hello. I'm just starting Assembly and I'm looking for both a good compiler/IDE or whatever is used and good tutorials to help me get started. Do you guys have any recommendations?

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Jan 27th, 2005

Microsoft's MASM and Borland's TASM are both good ... I've used MASM.

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May 6th, 2005

Suggest you get TASM.EXE and TLINK.EXE

There are plenty of Tutorial sites for ASM. Use Google to find them.

If you can, try and get the book
"IBM PC ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE AND PROGRAMMING"
ISBN: 0-13896531-5
AUTHOR: PETER ABEL
PUBLISHER: PRENTICE-HALL
( I dont know if its still printed )