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vid 19 Nov 2007, 18:38
Quote: Which Resource Editor? none Quote: Which Linker? MS link Quote: Which Text Editor? FASMW for FASM, NotePad otherwise. I used to use VIM but i am lazy to install it 
Quote: Which Windows API reference? MSDN online, and WinDDK docs |
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LocoDelAssembly 19 Nov 2007, 19:01
Same as vid except for the linker because I use no one.
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Ehtyar 19 Nov 2007, 19:59
Quote: Which Resource Editor? ResEd from radasm.com, though it is of course no good with fasm. Quote: Which Linker? microsoft link/polink. Quote: Which Text Editor? notepad++ for everything. Quote: Which Windows API reference? MSDN online, because the installable docs aren't portable between machines. Ehtyar. |
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bitRAKE 19 Nov 2007, 20:38
I use OllyDbg, WinASM, MS Link, Mathematica.
Sometimes its faster to prototype algorithms in a HLL: I've tried many different languages over the years, but Mathematica currently serves that purpose. Its a nasty language because it allows all kinds of methods to be mixed together in a verbose or terse symbolic mess. |
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drhowarddrfine 19 Nov 2007, 21:05
as/gas/gcc, gdb, vi/vim, geany, od
Obviously I'm on FreeBSD and not Windows. |
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kohlrak 19 Nov 2007, 22:40
Quote: Which Windows API reference? MSDN Quote: Which Text Editor? FASMW when double click works, notepad any other time. Quote: Which Linker? I don't like linkers. Quote: Which Resource Editor? RESed (radasm) Quote: What are your favorite tools for Windows programming to go along with FASM? OllyDbg and anything else that i may make to help out. |
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MichaelH 19 Nov 2007, 23:38
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Format ...... wipes windows clear off your disk without a trace |
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kohlrak 19 Nov 2007, 23:42
Then you have to find all the windows stickers on the box. XD
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LocoDelAssembly 20 Nov 2007, 00:37
Yes I forgot to tell I use OllyDbg as well. Since some people recomended to format or talked about the utilities them use in a non-Windows OS then I encourage them to provide good counterparts for the Windows software that has been talked here.
In my personal interest, I would like to know a good replacement for OllyDbg and perhaps even for WinDbg. By good replacements I mean exactly that, not utilities that also debug programs like the not really handy gdb (which works and I used it myself but I still prefer Olly a lot more). |
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drhowarddrfine 20 Nov 2007, 01:33
MichaelH wrote:
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I've settled into what I use so I don't recall all the different apps. gedit and geany are better than any of the text editors mentioned above, like Notepad++. vi, and especially vim, is a better editor than most. And emacs beats anything on Windows. But there's a learning curve with vi/vim and emacs especially. But there's also nvu and bluefish(?), too, along with others I can't remember right now. gdb is great once you learn it, and it's gui interface is ddd. But I love ollydbg, too. A command line program that might be as good as ollydbg, but it's command line and no gui, is, uh....argh....I forgot. Begins with an 'A'. (I've been away from assembly for a while and starting things up again) |
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20 Nov 2007, 01:33 |
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OzzY 20 Nov 2007, 03:45
nobody uses golink?
it's pretty easy to use (link directly to DLLs without *.lib). |
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20 Nov 2007, 03:45 |
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kohlrak 20 Nov 2007, 03:57
The import table works fine with that as well, but i wish i had a nice little tool to do all the DLL work for me in making a lib file to use with visual studio.
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20 Nov 2007, 03:57 |
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tangent 21 Nov 2007, 03:58
notepad++, code::blocks, ollydbg, gcc, msdn
_________________ arg |
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21 Nov 2007, 03:58 |
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shoorick 21 Nov 2007, 07:06
WinAsm Studio + Context msdn help add-in + Import scanner by Vortex + dlg2fasm + OllyDbg
_________________ UNICODE forever! |
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21 Nov 2007, 07:06 |
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0.1 28 Nov 2007, 05:02
fasm+fasmw (editor)+golink+gores
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28 Nov 2007, 05:02 |
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edfed 28 Nov 2007, 05:38
FASMW and nothing else.
i build my own tools with fasmw very hard to do, but when it's done, everything goes well. i don't code for windows, but works on windoweuzeu V86, fullscreen & windowed Last edited by edfed on 28 Nov 2007, 20:58; edited 1 time in total |
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28 Nov 2007, 05:38 |
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Vortex 28 Nov 2007, 18:45
Quote: Which Resource Editor? Pelle's resource editor Quote: Which Linker? Polink Quote: Which Text Editor? GeneSys \ Quick editor Quote: Which Windows API reference? MSDN online \ Win32.hlp _________________ Code it... That's all... |
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28 Nov 2007, 18:45 |
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madmatt 29 Nov 2007, 08:57
OzzY wrote: What are your favorite tools for Windows programming to go along with FASM? Quote: Which Resource Editor? Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition Quote: Which Linker? Pelles C linker Quote: Which Text Editor? Visual c++ 2008 Express Edition, Notepad, FasmW, Works 8 Wordprocessor for documentation, and Frontpage Express 2.0 from my old windows 98 computer for my webpage. Quote: Which Windows API reference? Latest Vista SDK, Directx Aug 2007 SDK, Vista and XP Device Driver SDK Quote: Plus: I also use Paintshop pro 5.03 for painting and photo touch-up, ZPaint for 3d button/image making, and DosBox to run old PC Software. |
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29 Nov 2007, 08:57 |
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OzzY 02 Jan 2008, 21:07
madmatt wrote:
Visual C++ 2008 Express comes with resource editor?  |
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