Ok, I just came out of the store with my assembly book ( for the next session ). I want to start now instead of waiting the class so I read about 50 pages and now I want to try some code. I have read the FAQ but I do not see how work the free program A86 or something like that ?
Anyone can just give me some step and tell me how it work ?
And my second question is, I have Microsoft Visual Studio... any program there that I can use to use Assembly code ?
You said you have Microsoft Visual Studio...
The only place that i know of where you could use assembly code is Visual C++. (just run it inline).
I have the A86 assembler also and it's not to bad to run a program. Do your code in notepad and save it as .asm. Then at the dos prompt type in A86 progname.asm this will compile your source code. Then to run your code just type the name of the program. ie..... HelloWorld.
At school they asked us to buy a book of about 450 pages. ( Pages are small. I have read about 100 pages in about 5-6 hours and I just do not understand at all lol I hope that the teacher will explain us better that in that book.
Assembler look great but are completly different as VB
Yeah assembly is cool to learn but i just dont see it being a main course in a college since most people are either not going to be able to grap the concepts of assembly or are just going to have a hard time at it. I would like to go for a degree in computer science but from every collage ive seen so far they offer C++, Assembly, and high level math. That's it. I went to a local technical school where 90% of the people in my class couldnt grasp Visual Basic and Java.
Last edited by Dilenger4; Jan 20th, 2002 at 12:00 PM.
Well in my first year in college, when most people could not construct a for loop in java, we started doing assembly for the motoroal M68K, and I loved it. Its really cool
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