Welcome to the 101% Assembler home page. This
site is dedicated to assembly language programming. It is pretty small
at the moment but I hope to continuously put new stuff here. I've always
wanted to create such a web page and today I decided that I will finally
do it as a present for my own 20th birthday (21st May). I think that there
are actually very few pages dedicated only to assembler that are worth
seeing, since most of them, either contain out of dated stuff or are just
too small... therefore I will try to upload all the useful things I have
gathered so far on this site. At some point of time I will try to add some
tutorials about assembly programming for DOS & Win32. I hope that you'll enjoy my web page and
if you have any suggestions or comments, please e-mail me! The site is
designed as simple as possible in order to allow the people to use any
browser to view it (even Lynx) without any problems as well as to speed
up the access.
There are several steps to assembly language programming:
First of all you need to find a descent assembler
and linker! Here are some of the most popular assemblers. You can choose
the one that suits you the best.
The next step is to get a good DOS
Extender as well, that's in case you intend to program for DOS. If
you want to program for Win32, you don't need that.
After you have spend some time messing around with
your new assembler, linker and probably DOS Extender and the examples coming
with them, now you will want to start writing some real stuff. Check out
some available sources and look what
the others have done so far!
Everything looks perfect.... except that nasty bug
you can't get rid of! Ok, try some of the debuggers
available and see if you can solve the problem.
When you're about to release your program (hopefully)
you might need some additional tools as
well before doing so.
Finally probably one of the most important sections,
which you will need to continue developing as an assembly language programmer.
The Links!
