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'''IBM Macro Assembler''' was IBM's offering for the IBM PC. In comparsion to Microsoft MASM it also includes a preprocessor called SALUT (Structured Assembly Language UTilities) and was shipped with different documentation.
'''IBM PC Macro Assembler''' was IBM's offering for the IBM PC. In comparison to Microsoft MASM it also includes a preprocessor called SALUT (Structured Assembly Language Utilities) and was shipped with different documentation.


==Version==
==Version==
* 1982: IBM Macro Assembler Version 1.00
* 1982: IBM Macro Assembler Version 1.00
* 1984: IBM Macro Assembler Version 2.00 - added support for 80286 and 8087/80287
* Aug 1984: IBM Macro Assembler Version 2.00 - added support for 80286 and 8087/80287


[[IBM Macro Assembler/2]] which also supports OS/2 was introduced in 1987.
[[IBM Macro Assembler/2]] which also supports OS/2 was introduced in 1987.
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==Links==
==Links==
* [http://bytepointer.com/masm/index.htm Microsoft Macro Assembler (MASM) Unofficial Changelist]
* {{L-IBMAnnUS|ZP86-4065}} - 1987-02-03: IBM PC Macro Assembler Version 2.0 (Dual Media)
* [//bytepointer.com/masm/index.htm Microsoft Macro Assembler (MASM) Unofficial Changelist]


[[Category:DOS Assembler]][[Category:IBM Products]]
[[Category:DOS Assembler]][[Category:IBM Products]]

Latest revision as of 06:48, 7 August 2023

IBM PC Macro Assembler was IBM's offering for the IBM PC. In comparison to Microsoft MASM it also includes a preprocessor called SALUT (Structured Assembly Language Utilities) and was shipped with different documentation.

Version

  • 1982: IBM Macro Assembler Version 1.00
  • Aug 1984: IBM Macro Assembler Version 2.00 - added support for 80286 and 8087/80287

IBM Macro Assembler/2 which also supports OS/2 was introduced in 1987.

Author

Publications

  • Lafore: Assembly Language Primer for the IBM PC, ISBN 0-452-25711-5
  • PC Magazine 1984-10-29 p.132 Assembly by Charles Petzold

Links