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DOS软件下载 & 游戏分享 (下载室) » Is there a dedicated editor for writing assembly programs under DOS?
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Floor1 070 Posted 2006-08-07 14:30
高级用户 Posts 218 Credits 663 From 福建
It's too inconvenient to use edit.com. Is there any IDE that supports syntax highlighting and direct compilation? Does rhide support it?

[ Last edited by 070 on 2006-8-7 at 14:32 ]
Floor2 brglng Posted 2006-08-07 15:41
银牌会员 Posts 466 Credits 1,200 From 上海
Floor3 070 Posted 2006-08-08 08:34
高级用户 Posts 218 Credits 663 From 福建
Vim is too complicated. I just want functions like the syntax highlighting of bc 3.0 and also integration of compilation and debugging. I really can't get used to Vim.
Floor4 willsion Posted 2006-08-12 19:54
高级用户 Posts 312 Credits 793
Borland Company released TASM, which integrates editing and compiling completely.
The owner of the post can try to find it.
Floor5 rocchapter Posted 2006-08-16 21:22
中级用户 Posts 101 Credits 236
I think ASMEDIT can be used together with TASM or MASM. TASM seems to have no editor. ASMEDIT is similar to the environment like Borland's BC++ 3.1, etc. It feels a bit like the editor of TASM. It has syntax highlighting, register observation, etc.
Floor6 Kinglion Posted 2006-08-21 08:27
铂金会员 Posts 1,924 Credits 5,798 From 金獅電腦軟體工作室
QEdit is a particularly suitable editor for writing source code in formats such as PRG, ASM, C, etc.
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