[AcidRayne]

Hi Guys, I'm just wondering if you know any programming language that caters to assembly language?(other than Turbo C) and Books would also help.(ei. Microsoft Assembly language)

Thanks in advance.

[no2pencil]

Can you define "caters"?

[AcidRayne]

Oh, sorry about that. What I mean is that I'm looking for any programming language that support assembly language other than turbo C because I used turbo C when I was learning assembly language.

This post has been edited by AcidRayne: 02 November 2008 - 02:24 AM

[no2pencil]

I guess I'm still not sure what you are trying to do.

Assuming that you are using Windows, because I'm not sure if there is a Turbo-C compiler for other OSs, I could be wrong, you can write DLLs in Assembler, & then load them with just about any code that can load a DLL. On the other side, any C language should be able to perform inline assembler functionality.

If this doesn't answer what you are asking, please give an example, or a more detailed outline to what you are wanting this to do.

** Moved to Other Languages **

[AcidRayne]

I see. That's help full, thanks. Yes, I'm using windows. I just want re-learn assembly language since I'm thinking on applying it to my thesis. lets just say I want to display the machine code of every variable I created in Java for example.

[David W]

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[born2c0de]

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lets just say I want to display the machine code of every variable I created in Java for example.

Java programs aren't compiled into machine code so they can't be disassembled.

As you may already know Java programs are compiled into the byte-code format and it's totally different from assembly language altogether.

Assembly Language isn't going to help you in case you plan on learning byte-code instructions.