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Assembler Guidance

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    Hi, [Not being a very compulsive user of the Code Project Forums, I wasn't exactly sure where to post this; so sorry ahead of time if it has no purpose being here] I have been searching for hours for some kind of assembler source code. I've been designing an translator for a personal project, but have absolutely no idea how to begin the code generation (or basically, the assembler). Had the project not required an assembler of it's own, I would simply use one that's already been developed. Unfortunately this is not the case. I have scanned the endless pages of instruction set manuals, but there I am unable to aquire the information of a program's architecture for the 80x86 machine. This is why source code of any kind would be a great learning tool, though being able to read from the right documents could be quite beneficial as well. If anyone here can lend some guidance, I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks, Joe

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      Hi, [Not being a very compulsive user of the Code Project Forums, I wasn't exactly sure where to post this; so sorry ahead of time if it has no purpose being here] I have been searching for hours for some kind of assembler source code. I've been designing an translator for a personal project, but have absolutely no idea how to begin the code generation (or basically, the assembler). Had the project not required an assembler of it's own, I would simply use one that's already been developed. Unfortunately this is not the case. I have scanned the endless pages of instruction set manuals, but there I am unable to aquire the information of a program's architecture for the 80x86 machine. This is why source code of any kind would be a great learning tool, though being able to read from the right documents could be quite beneficial as well. If anyone here can lend some guidance, I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks, Joe

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      Well, Masm32[^] (Download Page[^]) comes with a whole bunch of samples for Win32. Also, I've found the IA32 instruction set reference to be very good if you're targeting x86. Hope I'm not totally off base here :) Good luck, Chris Richardson

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