how to make menu in assembly language??

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please help me in my project how to make menu in assembly???

Vulpes · Answer

Notepad++ is a programmer's editor which supports tabbed editing and syntax highlighting for various languages including assembler mnemonics. It can be downloaded free from here: http://www.notepad-plus-plus.org/ Notice though that it's not an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). So, after you've loaded your .asm file into Notepad++, edited and saved it, you'll need to assemble it separately (using MASM or some other assembler) to produce an executable process.

isra sweileh · Answer

In my class my doctor ask me to use Notpad++ can you help me in it please???

Vulpes · Answer

First you'll need to get an assembly listing. In VS 2008 (?), go to the Project menu and then select Properties -> Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> Output Files -> Assembler Output to specify a path for the assembly file. The .asm file extension should be used. You can then add that file to a new General - Empty Project and, if you right click the project name in Solution Explorer, select Custom Build Rules and then 'masm' your project will be assembled using the Microsoft Macro Assembler. You'll also need to configure the linker and the following article describes what to do (it's for VS 2010 but probably much the same in VS 2008): http://www.deconflations.com/2011/masm-assembly-in-visual-studio-2010/

Jagatpal Singh · Answer

You can drag html menu from visual studio to your web forms?

isra sweileh · Answer

If I wrote program in C++ language in visual studio 2006 how can you change it in assembly language ???

Vulpes · Answer

If I were you, I'd build the menu project in C first. When you've successfully compiled it, you can then use the C compiler to create an assembly listing (your compiler should have a switch for this). If you want, you can then 'tweak' the assembly code and re-assemble it using your assembler.

how to make menu in assembly language??

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