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Can anyone recommend an Assembler?

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modalman

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Hi. I want to start programming games for Win32 and I need advice on the best, easy to use and of course free assemblers. I used to program in Z80 years ago so I should be able to pick it up ok but if anyone can recommend a good tutorial as well I will be very grateful. Many thanks in advance. ASCII silly question, get a silly ANSI
 
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Hey, take a look at NASM it's open source and free.
Probably the best and easiest I've ever used.
You can get that at any GNU site.
More over it's portable.There's also a Linux version.
 
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