Written assembly
Assembly Language Kit: link: https: //pan.baidu.com/s/1biXtlVcb1HW9WoiliD6SbQ Password: 86zz
What is described using MASM assembler translation and links, as well as a Windows and Mac emu8086
software is also very easy to use.
1. In the 32-bit machine (loom school, win7_x86)
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The kit
MASM
folder to the C drive -
Open
cmd
, came to this directory -
Create a
1.asm
file, use theedit
tools for editing (edit is an editor, ornotepad
easy to use) -
Use
edit
edit the code and save -
masm 1;
Compilation, will generate a1.obj
file -
link 1;
Link file -
1.exe
Or1;
run a program
2. On 64-bit Windows machine
To call a DOSBox
tool to simulate a 32-bit environment.
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Installation
DOSBox
all the way to next -
run
DOSbox
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Binding
MASM
Pathmount C C:\MASM
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Switch to hang in the C drive
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Then you can argue the same as above
3. Mac assembler to write on
DOSBox
There is also a Mac version.