Alternative to manual assembly and linking

[peaslee]

I'm just getting started with MASM32 by working through the tutorials. It's going well, but I am used to one-button compile/link/run. Is there any easier way to do this other than from the command prompt?

Thanks,

Bruce

[peaslee]

Never mind. Using the script menu item "Create EXE Makeit.bat" seems to do the trick.

[ecube]

http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=3814.0

you can change /SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS  to /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE for console apps, but thats a global build.bat. I posted in another thread a bunch of different build files for debuggin in olly, console, etc... can't find atm though

[donkey]

I'm just getting started with MASM32 by working through the tutorials. It's going well, but I am used to one-button compile/link/run. Is there any easier way to do this other than from the command prompt?

Thanks,

Bruce

Download RadAsm, it is a full featured IDE with a one button build

http://radasm.110mb.com/

[jj2007]

I am used to one-button compile/link/run.

Try RichMasm. The button is F6
:bg

[tetsu-jp]

you need to change the properties of the .BAT files,
so the windows close automatically (eventually you'd like to read the output, so redirect output into a file).

it is not very difficult to do this.

[Slugsnack]

Project >> Assemble & Link

[peaslee]

I tried radasm and it looks like I'll stick with it for a while.

Thanks everyone for the help.

[hutch--]

 :bg

But if you want to know how it all works, stick to QE, it was designed for the task.

[peaslee]

:bg

But if you want to know how it all works, stick to QE, it was designed for the task.

True, but autocomplete is useful for a beginner like myself and, oh, all the pretty colors!  :8)

Bruce