Linux assembly vs Windows assembly and editors to boot

[Septe]

I have just gotten the Kussworm book on assembly.  I'm looking into other books to supplement the Kussworm book.  I know assembly is tied to the architecture but I also have the feeling that the OS also makes a difference to the assembly language.  In any case, any recommendations for a supplemental book?  I know Duntemanns book but that's for Linux while I'm working in Windows.  If necessary, I can create a virtual box and install linux on it.

I'm also looking into editors to use for assembly language.  I use two:  Programmer's Editor and Notepad++.  I also have Visual Studio 2015, though, I really think it's overkill for my purposes as I want to keep the system as simple as possible.  Without going into religious fervor, do you have any editors for me to look into?

Thanks,

Septe :t

[jj2007]

\Masm32\qeditor.exe maybe?

I use RichMasm, powerful and highly specialised on assembly, but rumours say it's not everybody's taste

[Vortex]

Beside books, there are nice tutorial sets :

Iczelion's Win32 Assembly Homepage - Win32 Assembly Tutorials :

http://win32assembly.programminghorizon.com/tutorials.html

Win32asm basic tutorials :

http://www.madwizard.org/programming/tutorials/