Hello everyone,
I am currently learning assembly language and I am using MASM 615 but I don't like the interface, can someone recommend me a good assembler. The assembler should make the same work as MASM 615 .
Which assembler is easy to use and have intellisense if possible. In other words which is the best assembler ?
Thanks for you answer.
Jump to Posttry masm32
Jump to PostHello everyone,
I am currently learning assembly language and I am using MASM 615 but I don't like the interface, can someone recommend me a good assembler. The assembler should make the same work as MASM 615 .Which assembler is easy to use and have intellisense if possible. In …
try masm32
Thanks for the answer.
Do you know one which have a nice user interface?
Hello everyone,
I am currently learning assembly language and I am using MASM 615 but I don't like the interface, can someone recommend me a good assembler. The assembler should make the same work as MASM 615 .Which assembler is easy to use and have intellisense if possible. In other words which is the best assembler ?
Thanks for you answer.
It is HIGHLY recommended Microsoft Macro Assembler 8.
It works together with Visual C++ Express, a very nice IDE with intelisense. You can invoke and trace ASM functions from C++.
You can download Microsoft Macro Assembler 8.0 (MASM) Package (x86) from:
Hope helps
Hello everyone,
I am currently learning assembly language and I am using MASM 615 but I don't like the interface, can someone recommend me a good assembler. The assembler should make the same work as MASM 615 .Which assembler is easy to use and have intellisense if possible. In other words which is the best assembler ?
Thanks for you answer.
A Macro 8 is a good assembler--if you can get Visual C++ 2005, which it needs as a prerequisite. Otherwise, you might look at www.masm32.com, which is "MASM32 SDK Version 10."
I prefer NASM to MASM, however if one is just learning, you cannot beat the libraries and examples is this SDK. I'll probably get flamed for this, but high-level assemblers like MASM always can be broken down to their elemental components--and the process of doing so can be very instructive. Once you get your feet wet with MASM, you then might take a try at NASM (which will make all the "purists" proud of you).
Good luck,
DT
Ok .. Thanks a lot dude, you are right , masm32 is real good. But I want to try the Macro 8, still searching for Visual C++ 2005, anyway, thanks a lot, you have been of great help.
Btw, do you know where I could download Visual C++ 2005 ? Will it work with Visual C++ 2008?
Thanks.
OK, I got it.. its here for those who are interested ... Once again, thanks a lot for your help.
http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Microsoft-Visual-C-Toolkit-Download-11595.html
I don't know if I have the right to paste external links over here but this link will surely help someone one day.
I tried Macro 8 with C++ 2008--it would not install. I would not find Viscual C++ 2005 anywhere.
If you find it, PLEASE post the location here for the rest of us!
(isn't it just like MS to post an assembler that won;t work with their latest C++ release? There must be some reason for this...)
DT
Hello, just take a lot at the link above, I have already installed VC++ 2005 and Masm 8 but don't know how to use it. Can't someone please guide me, thanks in advance.
@r03395, download the online installer from softpedia. I am posting the link again:
http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Microsoft-Visual-C-Toolkit-Download-11595.html
Hope it helps.
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