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Most recent edit on 2005-11-15 05:55:33 by AdminStew [Few minor edits.]

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The MASM32 suite of tools, maintained by Hutch, contains an assembler and linker capable of creating 16 and 32bit files. It comes complete with a file editor (QEditor) which supports the easy assembly of source code, as well as several other tools such as an x86 mnemonics lookup tool.
This is an excellent choice of assembler for most of those beginning to reverse and is the assembler I use (and thus the assembly tutorials use it too).


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The MASM32 suite of tools, maintained by Hutch, contains an assembler and linker capable of creating 16 and 32bit files. It comes complete with a file editor (QEditor) which supports the easy compilation of files, as well as several other tools such as an x86 mnemonics lookup tool.



Edited on 2005-11-11 02:52:12 by AdminStew

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Edited on 2005-09-16 09:16:06 by AdminStew [Added meh name.]

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Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-09-16 09:03:16 by AdminStew [Cloned from Masm32Def]
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MASM32 Assembler


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Website: http://www.masm32.com
Download: <Link>

The MASM32 suite of tools, maintained by Hutch, contains an assembler and linker capable of creating 16 and 32bit files. It comes complete with a file editor (QEditor) which supports the easy compilation of files, as well as several other tools such as an x86 mnemonics lookup tool.

MASM32 is used widely and has several IDEs which support it (Such as RadASM and WinAsm Studio which you can find here).
MASM32 has a library of useful procedures and macros, many of which provide high level syntax for you to use within your program (such as .IF /.ENDIF statements) as well as various other functions.
MASM32 is also known for having one of the most outdated sites on the entire internet... only animated gifs and embedded midi files could make it worse ;)


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