Ravi,
Stop dumping junk in here.
Wow, a 23 MB download! So it's definitely not written in Assembly :tongue:
(http://www.jj2007.eu/pics/VisualCrap.jpg)
Strangely enough, it recovered from its exceptions. Still, the question is why this IDE specialised on Masm32 fails miserably with its own Hello World example code... it complains about "invoke", "start" and "dword" being syntax errors, and apparently cannot handle the spaces in C:\Program Files (its default location) :cool:
(http://www.jj2007.eu/pics/VisualCrap2.jpg)
Ravi Kiran:
You will find usefull to install Radasm2 (http://masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=6855.msg80812#msg80812) because a lot of projects posted in this forun use it.
Radasm3 is a little better but never was finished.
Easy Code (http://masm32.com/board/index.php?board=25.0) is also an interesting option, and developer can ask most of your questions.
Others IDE like AsmEdit and WinAsm are older and more simple but still are working.
All this IDE are maked by Assembly programmers, and the assembly code is available (except Easy Code, but Ramon can solve any problem)
I like VS IDE,but gone back to qeditor,which comes with many functions and many help files on asm,masm macros,the usual old opcodes/mnemonics,later you have to lookup
Lord Adef made a big asm game with visual studio code,added asm highlightning and things