Not too long ago, I downloaded MASM32. The question is, what exe do I need to open in order to put ASM code in? The only thing that seems useful is the ProStart Wizard, since it creates a project. How can I use this program?
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Not too long ago, I downloaded MASM32. The question is, what exe do I need to open in order to put ASM code in? The only thing that seems useful is the ProStart Wizard, since it creates a project. How can I use this program?
Nevermind, I was told in another thread that MASM32 is not all pure assembly. Guess I better look for another assembly compiler.
errr wait a minute, turns out you can do pure assembly. And I even found the editor. It was QEDITOR.EXE, which allows you to type in code and run it. Problem is resolved! :)
lol. Silly Jacob. I believe theres another program in the MASM directory, bullet or something. Its got 3 bullets stacked up on each other as the icon (looks neat). That's used for the same stuff (if I remember correctly), but its the newer version of QEDITOR. Also, I find QEDITOR doesn't link the exes properly most of the time. Creates a MakeIt batch file (like with the examples), as this works everytime :)
chem
Look at RADASM. Its far better than QEDITOR.
Google it.
There are quite a few better than QEDITOR, but I use it cause it feels right. RoAsm has a good IDE too I think...
chem