which assembler to use?...

there are so many and so far, I can't find one that could compile these codes:

Code:

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.model small
.stack
.data
message  db "Hello world, I'm learning Assembly !!!", "$"

.code

main  proc
  mov  ax,seg message
  mov  ds,ax

  mov  ah,09
  lea  dx,message
  int  21h

  mov  ax,4c00h
  int  21h
main  endp
end main

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i tried it with masm32 and it won't compile. Any suggestion for assemblers that would compile this code, or how to make this compile in masm32. I would be fine with 16-bit types. I just wanna learn the basics.

What error message(s) are you getting?

That's because the tutorial you're using uses 8086 encoding:

Quote:

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Originally Posted by ASm Tutorial

Please note, that I explain 8086 assembly coding. That means NO 32-bit registers and instructions and NO protected-, real- and virtual 86 mode for now.

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He uses TASM 3.2 throughout the tutorial:
http://www.ticalc.org/pub/win/asm/

I used tasm32 with the code above, and still no success. I'm guessing it may be my command line:

tasm32 hello.asm

it gives me 24 errors. Could someone give me the exact command lines to make this code run and actually output "hello world".