Win7 Configuration assembly environment and program design in 64-bit environment

Download DOSBox and unzip the installation

: Http://pan.baidu.com/s/1eRJbJAq

Default installation to C:\Program Files (x86) \dosbox-0.74

After successful installation, double-click the directory under the DOSBox 0.74 options.bat file, pop up the configuration options text Document,

Locate the [AUTOEXEC] option and add the following fields below:

MOUNT C D:\masmpro
Set path= $PATH $;D: \masmpro

D:\masmpro is the assembler directory I created so that every time I start DOSBox, I automatically mount it to my own project directory.

Of course you can set it manually, start DOSBox, manually enter Mount C D:\masmpro and enter

The effect is as follows:

Next Enter C:

Switch to the C: directory and enter dir to see the files in the D:\masmpro.

Configure Masmpro,:http://pan.baidu.com/s/1ji4wenk below

Unzip and copy the contents of the folder MASM into the D:masmpro, which includes

Then create a hello.asm assembler under the Masmpro folder.

Data segment;Data SegmentHello db'hello,world!$',0Data Endscode Segment;Code SnippetAssumeCS:Codeds:DataStart:                    ;entrance    movAx,datamovDs,axLeaDx,hellomovah,9hint21hmovah,4chint21hcode endsend Start;Sign Entry point

Open DOSBox, enter MASM hello.asm

Then enter link Hello link target file

Last Run hello.exe, enter Hello to run directly

At this end of the Windows 7 64-bit environment, the compilation environment is successful and the assembly language learning can begin.

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Win7 Configuration assembly environment and program design in 64-bit environment