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Commonly known as just '''MASM''', this is a macro assembler for 16 bit development of OS/2 and DOS software and drivers, that had some limited support for 32bit code generation and MS Windows development. Came supplied for free with some versions of the IBM developer toolkit and the Diver Development Toolkit (DDK). | |||
==Version== | ==Version== | ||
* '''Latest Version: 6.0b''' Last version that | * Version 6.11 can be patched to support OS/2 (See above) | ||
* '''Latest Version: 6.0b''' - Last version that supports OS/2 | |||
* Version 5.11 is often used as a reference and is what came with the old OS/2 1.x toolkits. The [[IBM ALP Assembler]] has a compatibility mode for MASM | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
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==License== | ==License== | ||
* Discontinued | * Discontinued - Closed source commercial software. | ||
==Author== | ==Author== | ||
Microsoft | * [[Microsoft]] | ||
==Related Articles== | ==Related Articles== | ||
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* [http://support.microsoft.com/KB/94577 Creating 32-Bit Flat Memory Model MASM Code for OS/2 2.0] by Microsoft | * [http://support.microsoft.com/KB/94577 Creating 32-Bit Flat Memory Model MASM Code for OS/2 2.0] by Microsoft | ||
[[Category:Tools]] [[Category:DOS Tools]] [[Category:MS Windows Tools]] | [[Category:Tools]] [[Category:DOS Tools]] [[Category:MS Windows Tools]] [[Category:Assembly]] | ||
Revision as of 17:22, 25 April 2015
Commonly known as just MASM, this is a macro assembler for 16 bit development of OS/2 and DOS software and drivers, that had some limited support for 32bit code generation and MS Windows development. Came supplied for free with some versions of the IBM developer toolkit and the Diver Development Toolkit (DDK).
Version
- Version 6.11 can be patched to support OS/2 (See above)
- Latest Version: 6.0b - Last version that supports OS/2
- Version 5.11 is often used as a reference and is what came with the old OS/2 1.x toolkits. The IBM ALP Assembler has a compatibility mode for MASM
Links
License
- Discontinued - Closed source commercial software.