Is Microsoft still producing/releasing the Microsoft Macro Assembler (MASM)?
I just installed Visual Studio .NET 2003 (p/o an MSDN/AA subscription) and
apparently MASM is not provided/installed with that product.
[Background: I'm hoping to use the software in an MSDN/AA subscription to
support undergraduate coursework involving x86-based assembly language
programming. More specifically, I'm hoping the MSDN/AA subscription has an
assemlber / debugger combination that students can use to develop and test
x86-based application layer code (e.g., Win32 console apps) on Win2K and
WinXP boxes.]
Jim 3 2209
Hi Jim,
I'm not sure. It has always shipped with Visual C++ so maybe it is in
there. In my VS.Net 2002 it is in the ......\Vc7\Bin directory. If you
know someone with VS.Net 2003 installed have them do a search for ML.EXE and
check the results. You can get it for free here: http://www.masm32.com/
But I don't know if that includes Codeview or anything. Maybe just the
linker. And I don't know if there is an editor in VS.Net to write and link
MASM code so you might be stuck with Notepad or try to search for a 3rd
party visual editor or something. Anyway, that's all I can help you with.
Good luck! Ken.
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(MASM)? I just installed Visual Studio .NET 2003 (p/o an MSDN/AA subscription) and apparently MASM is not provided/installed with that product.
[Background: I'm hoping to use the software in an MSDN/AA subscription to support undergraduate coursework involving x86-based assembly language programming. More specifically, I'm hoping the MSDN/AA subscription has an assemlber / debugger combination that students can use to develop and test x86-based application layer code (e.g., Win32 console apps) on Win2K and WinXP boxes.]
Jim
fischerjd <fi*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote: Is Microsoft still producing/releasing the Microsoft Macro Assembler (MASM)? I just installed Visual Studio .NET 2003 (p/o an MSDN/AA subscription) and apparently MASM is not provided/installed with that product.
[Background: I'm hoping to use the software in an MSDN/AA subscription to support undergraduate coursework involving x86-based assembly language programming. More specifically, I'm hoping the MSDN/AA subscription has an assemlber / debugger combination that students can use to develop and test x86-based application layer code (e.g., Win32 console apps) on Win2K and WinXP boxes.]
There are plenty of free assemblers around, and I'd expect there to be
free debuggers as well.
I'll shamelessly plug the assembler of a friend of mine: NASM http://nasm.sourceforge.net/
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Ken,
Doh! I completely forgot that MASM's file name is "ml.exe" and not
"masm.exe". <sigh> Also, "ml.exe" is located in the \...\Vc7\bin\ directory,
as you mentioned. Thanks for the help...
Jim
"Ken Dopierala Jr." wrote: Hi Jim,
I'm not sure. It has always shipped with Visual C++ so maybe it is in there. In my VS.Net 2002 it is in the ......\Vc7\Bin directory. If you know someone with VS.Net 2003 installed have them do a search for ML.EXE and check the results. You can get it for free here: http://www.masm32.com/
But I don't know if that includes Codeview or anything. Maybe just the linker. And I don't know if there is an editor in VS.Net to write and link MASM code so you might be stuck with Notepad or try to search for a 3rd party visual editor or something. Anyway, that's all I can help you with. Good luck! Ken.
-- Ken Dopierala Jr. For great .Net web hosting try: http://www.webhost4life.com/default.asp?refid=Spinlight
"fischerjd" <fi*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message news:4D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Is Microsoft still producing/releasing the Microsoft Macro Assembler (MASM)? I just installed Visual Studio .NET 2003 (p/o an MSDN/AA subscription) and apparently MASM is not provided/installed with that product.
[Background: I'm hoping to use the software in an MSDN/AA subscription to support undergraduate coursework involving x86-based assembly language programming. More specifically, I'm hoping the MSDN/AA subscription has an assemlber / debugger combination that students can use to develop and test x86-based application layer code (e.g., Win32 console apps) on Win2K and WinXP boxes.]
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