Hi you all,

After studing a book about assembler I want to start some (little) programming in asm.The writer talks about an editor(any type),TASM,and Tlink .(book's date is '96)
Should i use these programs or are there better prog's or easier ways to begin programming in asm. ??
Also i need a tutorial about the api's.

Thanks for any input......SpeKKeL....

If your writing dos apps, then TASM is fine. If your going to try and write windows apps, then use C, not asm, otherwise you'll be talking a few hundred lines just to open a window, never mind do anything useful with it.

".........never mind do anything useful with it."


mmmmm that could lead to an interesting discussion }>

ever heard of icedump ???

hehehe greetz all

SplAj

SpeKKeL

You have made several posts to RCE but no e-mail, please contact me and I will send you my asm templates to 1) patch files, 2) patch registry 3) keygening 4) resources 5) icons and how to link it all in to compile a nice exe of 4k size.

We can work together to bring you up to speed

+SplAj

Would be great!

Sended you my address...

Hehe, with hutch's masm32 package it's not hard to do api stuff, it's essentially the same as you would do it in C ... Check out Iczelion's tutorials at h**p://win32asm.cjb.net ;P

have fun,
m0sk

Hi all,

trying to find to WIN32.HLP (api-programmers reference)-files...but couldn't
find it on the web......
Anyone knows ????????
Thanks (,a lot off links are death) SpeKKeL

hiya,
http://snakepage.cjb.net. on the tools page, not sure how up to date it is, think I got it from there quite a while back. I must have a read through it one of these days, may be something interesting in it.

regards
hz

PS it is a working link, I just tried it.

YEp,

Just what i needed thanks hz

Spekkel

In your opinion, which would be the best C compiler out there ?