ASM editor for Windows

[dedndave]

^Z   

[Bill Cravener]

Lets not forget MS-DOS Edit. I used it in the old days of DOS and it still comes with Windows XP, Vista 32bit and Win 7 32bit if I'm not mistaken. That is if you care to use it.

[Gunther]

i thought we were all using EDLIN...

Oh yes, what a nice editor. One could process file sizes above 64 KB, if I remember it right.

Lets not forget MS-DOS Edit. I used it in the old days of DOS and it still comes with Windows XP, Vista 32bit and Win 7 32bit if I'm not mistaken. That is if you care to use it.

That's another alternative. :t

Gunther

[dedndave]

i can remember when that was all we had - lol
your other choices were to grab a pirate copy of word star or word perfect and use "save as text"
it wasn't long before i found a copy of PC Write by Bob Wallace   :t
for $10, you got a lot of functions - some of which i still do not find in today's editors
it was free, if you didn't mind the splash screen on start-up

[FORTRANS]

Hi,

   I used the WordPerfect Programmer's Editor back
when.  And still do.  I got used to it and it has a good
macro system.  And have used vi just enough to
do something useful with it if needed.

Cheers,

Steve N.

[Shintaro]

I have always liked Winasm.
http://www.winasm.net/winasm-studio-full-package.html