A good IDE?

[DjOxygen]

Hi,

sometimes I need to write simple ASM applications for Windows/DOS OS. Until now I've managed to develop with just compiler, hppc & notepad, but maybe you could suggest some good IDE which would have an integrated help, syntax highlighting, etc...

Oxy-

[rxbagain]

You may download Technosoft's Visual Assembler (http://www.geocities.com/technosoftt/Download.htm).

Hope it will help you.

[indiocolifa]

assembly IDEs I like:


RADASM --- compatible with NASM, FASM, MASM32, HLA, GoASM, etc. good environment, a bit hard to configure. http://radasm.visualassembler.com/

HIDE - exceptionally simple to use, only for HLA assembler. Primitive by now but very useful for testing code. http://www.geocities.com/kahlinor/HLA.html

WinAsm Studio -- Excellent integrated IDE... one of the best. Only for Macro Assembler programmers. http://www.code4u.net/winasm/

NASM IDE - For NASM assembler (i don't how to program with this assembler which is very good...) ... I like it because it feels like old (and incredibly good) DOS Borland IDEs. http://uk.geocities.com/rob_anderton/

hope that helps...

[DjOxygen]

Thank You rxbagain and indiocolifa :)

[indiocolifa]

my recommendation is HIDE for HLA
and WinAsm Studio for MASM32.

[RoboTact]

Use Visual Studio's Custom build settings! :D

[indiocolifa]

Use Visual Studio's Custom build settings! :D

mmmmm.... :sick:

[Hokutata]

Use Visual Studio's Custom build settings! :D
For what?

[silk.odyssey]

Another option worth having a look at is RosAsm.
http://betov.free.fr

[yeohhs]

Yes, RosAsm rocks!

Check out list of programs (source codes included) written using RosAsm from here.
http://www.geocities.com/yeohhs