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I think the topic is self-described. Where should I get an assembly IDE ? (free or OS is better ) How should I start leaning assembly? and where can I find tutorials, tips, etc.... ?
Thanks!

You could try hla. Here is a really good tutorial.

Thanks, I was looking for something like this too

Yeah I need to learn ASM for my computing A level, thanks for the thread and the links

Well, the best way to learn assembly is to read "Art of Assembly"

Lol, you should learn asm, all programmers in my opinion should have a taste of it. It gives programmers better understanding the computer itself relating to the processor and memory.

Asm is the lowest level language, meaning it is the fastest, most effecient and it produces the smallest possible EXE's.

Sadly ASM is kind of old but.... you can still learn it:

here with the microsoft assembler (works only with windows ofcourse):

http://www.masm32.com/

or the flat assembler (works with windows,linux,bsd etc. )

http://flatassembler.net/

Masm doesn't currently have an IDE, most asm programming is done in notepad. But FASM has something called Fresh that you can look into.

http://fresh.flatassembler.net/screenshots.php

Yasm is very good. it uses NASM and GASM syntax, making it very easy to learn, it's cross-compatible with linux and windows environments and can compile assembly code for both x86 and x86_64 instruction sets.

the core focus of the project being on it's libraries, it's very easy to integrate cross-compatible assembly into C or C++ code and use your normal C++ IDE with minor modifications to support the NASM and GASM syntaxes.

and no, i didn't quote anything from the website.

(note, the "very easy" is qualitative, not a complete fact, since it is a project and not a completed product, the same challenges present in other project-oriented code are quite possible)

If u were still looking for one with an IDE, you can check RosAsm http://betov.free.fr/RosAsm.html

i think NASM what SlicerSV mentioned has an IDE also. I don't bother much with NASM cause it seems as though the development team stopped working on it.

Assembler is great programming language, it can train both basic programming and advanced skills. I use some very interesting articles and now i have program "Process Killer", which works good. But it can not close Norton Antivirus 2006 . Oh, i forget: I use Far to write asm-files, i think that IDE for Assembler is useless... But i have to ask - does anybody know GOOD Resource Editor for creating Dialogs, Menus and other things? Can you share some links?

i also knew www.ka0s.net
which is down now, hope it comes back

I learned assembly language using SPIM which is a simulator for the MIPS architecture.

That's closeto use asm to prgram the psp right???

U should try with masm32 first and learn win32 API's, next switch to tasm, all in all ASM is very strong on win32 platform, esspecialy in creating networking stuff such as some remote trojan applications, I made some servers in 3kb

Check: http://win32assembly.online.fr/

Best IDE for ASM is windows notepad

Thanks guys for all the input!