such like vb or delphi???

Absolutely yes!

But you have to do the things that should be done by compilers of high-level programming languages, such as pushing the parameters for sub-procedures etc. It's a tedious task. Why don't we leave them to compilers?

My opinion is: Don't write programs with pure Win32 ASM unless it's absolutely necessary(for efficiency, smaller exe size, low level direct access of hardware etc.).

I recommend "C/CPP + inline ASM".

I know some win32 asm lovers may blame me for this, but who cares. We CAN have different opinions

www.win32asm.net

or

win32asm.cjb.net

...Have Phun

Hello bINARY ShocK !

win32asm.cjb.net is a good resource to learn ASM. You can also go to the board directly (http://board.win32asmcommunity.net/). Try downloading the tutorials and misc programs with source code and understand them. You won't find any reversing related thinks there. (but here )


Hello Solomon !

I love ASM, but I don't blame you for anything. You might follow the "Holy War" between high-level and low-level languages here (http://board.win32asmcommunity.net/forumdisplay.php?forumid=20). (I don't like war. You won't find me there anywhere. )


Hello aimless !

www.win32asm.net doesn't work any more. (has it worked ever before? )