Assembler

[VicTT]

Can anybody point out a good assembler(in your opinions) excepting tasm that supports conditional statements?

[preep]

try hackman or hexworkshop thats what i use to view em, tasm and masm are mainly used for writing.

http://download.com.com/3120-20-0.html?qt=hackman&tg=dl-2001 - hackman
http://download.com.com/3120-20-0.html?qt=hex+edit&tg=dl-2001 -hexedit
http://download.com.com/3120-20-0.html?qt=hex+workshop&tg=dl-2001 - hex workshop


preep
{look for Art of assembly language, its a free ebook, and really good}

[Cheeseball]

Technically all assemblers do, considering conditional statements are defined as a choice inside the program, where the program checks state and then take app. action. This is accomplished using jmps and cmps. :) So technically ANY assembler will work. If you are looking for something with a high level view on it....Randell Hyde has a freaky assembler called HLA, (high level assembler) which allows high level syntax in assembly.

[avdven]

I used to prefer MASM. I used to have it integrated into my MS Visual Studio 6, but when I upgraded to VS.NET, it has the assembler already built in, so I just use that now.

AJ

[Phactorial]

nasm

[ihsir]

orgASM :D:D

i have masm but have heard a lot of good about nasm too.