Hi, I just wanted to know what assembler you use (if you use one)...
Thanks for your vote. (And sorry if it has already been posted).
Thomas.
Thanks for your vote. (And sorry if it has already been posted).
Thomas.
Can I pick 2? :grin: TASM and MASM
Afternoon, Vom-bonjour.
I use hutch--s' masm32v6 package for the main chunk of inc files, as well as the Feb 2k1 PSDK (cd ordered from MSDN) for general libs,and the DX8.1 libs from the DX8.1 DXSDK.
Like many (?) people here, I've also added to my copy of windows.inc to include some stuff which I needed (which may actually be in the masm32v7 windows.inc file, now).
Cheers,
Scronty
I use hutch--s' masm32v6 package for the main chunk of inc files, as well as the Feb 2k1 PSDK (cd ordered from MSDN) for general libs,and the DX8.1 libs from the DX8.1 DXSDK.
Like many (?) people here, I've also added to my copy of windows.inc to include some stuff which I needed (which may actually be in the masm32v7 windows.inc file, now).
Cheers,
Scronty
Of the listed ones, I prefer NASM.
no, sorry, you can't check more than one choice.
hehe, there is one funny guy who write all in binary !! :alright: :alright:
hehe, there is one funny guy who write all in binary !! :alright: :alright:
Aww, shucks!!! :grin: I'll just have to go with binaries then. :grin:
If I would Know how to get a non-hutch package, I would. I find most of that stuff quite useless. The only things I need are the bin, include, lib, and M32LIB folders. It's just wasting download time and HDD space.
No hard feeling hutch. :)
No hard feeling hutch. :)
spasm and hutch's masm32 :)
But I own basically all the assemblers just incase :)
Sliver
But I own basically all the assemblers just incase :)
Sliver
I use MASM 6.15 which isn't in hutch's package. But I voted for hutch because of WINDOWS.INC. The other INC files were created from Visual Studio 6, also using hutch's L2EXTIA utility.
I also use MASM 5.1 from time to time, for old DOS projects.
But I use the mainframe assembler the most. Why isn't it listed?
:grin:
I also use MASM 5.1 from time to time, for old DOS projects.
But I use the mainframe assembler the most. Why isn't it listed?
:grin:
I use the XP DDK, RadASM - but I have 2gigs of asm source code from the wonderful members of this board and other asm programmers. I do have Hutch's MASM32 set-up, and the INC files were generated by his tool. You can't do better than all the examples that come with MASM32 and this message board - there is no easier way to learn Win32asm! :alright:
Thanks people for your vote. For the ones who have not voted, go on... Thanks
Funny people, you're here::
(taken from protools' site)
Funny people, you're here::
(taken from protools' site)
windows.inc from MASM32 (only thing I use from MASM32), and ml.exe
and link.exe from visual studio .net.
and link.exe from visual studio .net.
- but I have 2gigs of asm source code from the wonderful members of this board and other asm programmers.
Can you compress and send it to me? :)
Can you compress and send it to me? :)
I use long time TASM (since DOS) but i use sometime MASM.
have nice day,
have nice day,