How to obtain MASM?
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Hello All, Can anyone tell my the steps or who to contact to obtain the Microsoft assembler? It is now a discontinued product, and according to sources a free copy could be obtained by calling MS. Regards, Paul.
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Hello All, Can anyone tell my the steps or who to contact to obtain the Microsoft assembler? It is now a discontinued product, and according to sources a free copy could be obtained by calling MS. Regards, Paul.
This link says it seems to come with an MASM. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/downloads/ppack/download.asp
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Hello All, Can anyone tell my the steps or who to contact to obtain the Microsoft assembler? It is now a discontinued product, and according to sources a free copy could be obtained by calling MS. Regards, Paul.
Even better follow this link. http://www.landfield.com/faqs/assembly-language/x86/microsoft/
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This link says it seems to come with an MASM. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/downloads/ppack/download.asp
Hello, Thanks for the link. Nice to know there are still assembler fellows around :-) Regards, Paul.
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Hello All, Can anyone tell my the steps or who to contact to obtain the Microsoft assembler? It is now a discontinued product, and according to sources a free copy could be obtained by calling MS. Regards, Paul.
You can obtain a copy of MASM 6.15 as part of the Visual Studio Processor Pack. Follow this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/downloads/ppack/download.asp It contains support in VC++ and MASM for Intel's SSE, SSE2 and AMD's 3dNow. There are some issues with recompiling MFC, though after installing the VC++ part of it. (kinda weird).
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You can obtain a copy of MASM 6.15 as part of the Visual Studio Processor Pack. Follow this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/downloads/ppack/download.asp It contains support in VC++ and MASM for Intel's SSE, SSE2 and AMD's 3dNow. There are some issues with recompiling MFC, though after installing the VC++ part of it. (kinda weird).
Thank you. I got it :-) I really do not think I will have the honor to compile MFC sources! Best regards, Paul.