Assembler IDE

[tanffn]

Does anybody here know a good IDE for assembler?

I’m using Borland’s compiler (TASM) using there make.exe helper but im sick and tired writing code in notepad (like) and having to pass a whole ceremony in order to run/debug my app..
I found a bunch of IDEs but non of them worked for my needs.. (which aren’t much :))

[dmantione]

Why don't you simply use the BASM of FPC/Delphi?

[savage]

I thought there was a Visual Assembler IDE somewhere....

Or maybe that was an Aprils fool joke.

[JernejL]

Time to start a new project and drop a TSynEdit onto the form? ;)

[jdarling]

Well, my favorite editors for assembly work are:
Notepad++ (notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ (http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/))
Scite (www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html)

Scite is more of a favorite as you can write scripts in Lua and have them tied to key presses or menu items. Thus you can write your own compile, run and debug methods if you so choose.

I'm my searches over time I've also found the following but have never tried any of them so I can't comment:
WinAsm (http://www.winasm.net/)
TASMIDE (http://creamelana.tripod.com/Tasm/TasmIDE.htm)
RadASM (http://www.radasm.com/)
Easy Coder(http://www.easycoder.org/English/index.htm That one is completely different then the others)

Thats off the top of my head, if I do some digging though my links I'm sure I have more.

[wodzu]

Yes, why not to use BASM if I may ask?

[tanffn]

Thanks jdarling I’m actually using Notpad++ for the past year, but the rest of the links were very helpful. I’m testing them now I'll let you guys know which is the most useful.

wodzu & dmantione thanks for the suggestion but sadly the compiler is a given, I can't change it..

Delfi I was actually considering that before jdarling's post :)

Thanks guys for the help.