Nice IDE but ...........

[w1smc]

I liked the L&F of the IDE right away ...

The problem is there isn't any real decent set up documentation to be found anywhere.

I've just started coding in Assembler (I've been coding for 30+ year btw) and I've decided to try HLA and go from there ....

But trying to configure the IDE to work with HLA is a complete ball buster .....

Unless someone can point me to some existing documentation or a website that seals the deal with regards to setting up this IDE ..... I won't be using it .....

Too bad ..... appears to be a very nicely setup IDE

BTW, I'm not some knuckelhead coder either. I've written more code than God ever intended any person to write. And I know my way around big iron mainframes and a pc's very well.   It's just that when I see an IDE with RAD (Rapid Application Development) built into the name..... I fully expect to be up and running within an hour of installing the product ....... not fiddling around for a few days just trying to get the thing to work.

[dedndave]

just wanted to say hi, Steve, and welcome to the forum   :U
Dave - K7NL

(btw - i use Hutch's QEditor and code in straight masm, although i do use some of the masm32 macros   :P )

[Monolith]

I think this is what you need.
http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/AsmTools/HLA/HLADoc/RadASM/RadAsmUser.html

[Ficko]

That's more tailor-made for HLA:

http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=12780.0