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Old 09-23-2004, 20:18
pietrek
 
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I agree with Spiyre

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Originally Posted by Spiyre
If you're a beginner to ASM then I would suggest learning some ASM through simpler language like PowerBASIC (It Rocks!) it's BASIC syntax but it supports inline ASM so is nice for learners.

I like masm32, it come's in a nice big package with everything you could need! http://www.masm32.com/
I agree with Spiyre. For pure asm coding you can use RadASM IDE with masm32 installed. it works great together.