| Web Site | Description of the Web Site |
| "The Best Assembly Web Site on the Internet" Tutorials, programs, source code, links, and resources for Win32 assembly programming; including links to Microsofts MASM32 assembler and their SDK and DDK kits. | |
| The official homepage of MASM32 package. You'll find the latest version/updates at this site. Maintain by Steve Hutchesson. | |
| The best place for questions and answers for the assembler programer. | |
| The best place for questions and answers for the assembler programer. | |
| A useful tutorial, "The Art of Assembly Language" which can be downloaded in HTML or PDF format. (A must visit for assembler code reference) | |
| By Thomas, Win32 Assembly Language Programs, he has the begining of a nice ASM IDE. | |
| Good source for all MSDN information. | |
| Tutorials written by Henry Takeuchi. Very Nice. TASM-specific. | |
| Homepage of the author of Small Is Beautiful example. He is the authentic assembly programmer. Visit his page by all means. | |
| Homepage of G.Adam Stanislav. Another hardcore assembly programmer. Several Win32 asm samples are downloadable from this page. | |
| By Tomcat. Contain many win32asm-related resources, including the zipped version of my tutorials and win32asm forum. | |
| A good website dedicated to graphics programming using assembly language. You can find many good examples on win32asm gfx programming there. Also don't forget to check FPlib, the floating point arithmetic library for win32asm. | |
| EliCZ is a very good asm coder. You can find his programs with source codes here, including NT kernel-mode and user-mode driver skeletons. | |
| The homepage of one of the pioneers of win32asm. Now Skeleton version 3 for MASM is available. | |
| By TTom. An interesting page devoted to the study of COM (component object model) and the application of assembly language to it. A must if you want to know how to use COM objects under win32asm. | |
| Three tutorials for TASM users. | |
| Several asm and win32asm essays. A few sample source codes. | |
| The homepage of NASM, the freeware assembler. It will be used to power Visual Assembler in the first stage. | |
| By Jimmy. Several interesting projects in pure asm including telnet server/client. Also many handy file format references and some tutorials/info on win32 environment. | |
| Some original win32asm samples. The help section contains several useful win32 programming reference help files. | |
| By Jeremy Collake. Jeremy is a great asm coder. You can download many cool utilities with source codes from this site. Don't forget to check out his cool file compression tool, PECompact. | |
| Contains many valuable utilities, assembler/resource compiler/linker/text editor and the article about exception handling in win32. | |
| By Justin Decker. An IDE for coding win32asm progs, coded in asm itself. At the current stage, it's more like an editor but it's constantly improved. | |
| A project to develop a visual IDE for Win32 assembly programming. Now it is managed by Knotty Dread. Currently it's targeted on NASM only. | |
| Another win32asm-related message board. You can configure it as a webboard or a mailing list. | |
| Contains many win32asm links. | |
| Contains several original win32asm tutorials and a patcher. Written for use with MASM32 package. | |
| A win32asm IDE for TASM. Freeware. |