Which Editor Do U Use for Asembly programming??

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Which Editor Do U Use for Asembly programming??

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I'm just using MS's notepad for assembly which is very uncomfortable...

Is there any text editor for assembly programming on Windows??
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Theres one that comes with fasm for windows, that works good.
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For Windows, I recommend TextPad, which has a nice customizable syntax highlighting.
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Hello,


i use the notepad++ for all programming on Windows.
It's a great pity that notepad++ not exist as KDE-Application.


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I use Crimson Editor.
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ErikVikinger wrote:It's a great pity that notepad++ not exist as KDE-Application.
That's true, though Kate is nice, too. As far as I know, Kate is also available on Windows. But I don't recommend using it, because it was very unstable on Windows last time I used it. :wink:
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Both emacs and vim are available (and iirc stable) for Windows, and you would probably have a hard time finding a (reasonable, e.g. not "make me breakfast") feature that neither supports. Plus, both are widely used for programming on all platforms. I use vim, and at the very least Intel syntax assembly works great OOTB.
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For my development work, I use Geany (a GTK based IDE). It may not be the best editor, but it's improving and seems to be quite lightweight.
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I use Notepad++. It's very good for me ;)
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LEEJAEBEOM wrote:I'm just using MS's notepad for assembly which is very uncomfortable...

Is there any text editor for assembly programming on Windows??
I use gedit. It doesn't come with assembly highlighting, but I found it on the internet for NASM and GAS. If anyone wants them (nasm.lang and/or gas.lang); just ask, and I'll upload them. It took a while to find them...
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Under Windows I use Programmer's Notepad 2, which comes with a great number of language syntax highlighters (including Makefiles, bash/sh scripts, C/C++, and many more) as well as the ability to run commands from within the program (I mapped make to F7 to match VC++ which I use for Windows programming). Under Linux I use gedit with a highlighter I found online somewhere.
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I use SciTE, coupled with Kubuntu. I also use SciTE for C/C++ OS development.
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On Windows, visual C++ express edition (http://www.microsoft.com/express/Windows/) with color syntax highlighting (http://dashingboy.wordpress.com/2009/03 ... al-studio/) in addition to 'custom build rules' offers nearly everything you could wish for.
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i use Dev C++ editor,
i like it coz it has the 80 character limit line
and sometimes NotePad++
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