Are There Free Development Tools Available for Testing Intel Assembly Programs?

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Free development tools for testing Intel assembly programs include MASM32 for Windows, GAS, and NASM. Intel's own development tools are also recommended for assembly coding. Users can find additional resources and discussions on Intel's web forum. Microsoft MASM is another option for those working on the PC platform. These tools and resources can effectively support beginners in learning Intel assembly coding.
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I am in the early stages of learning Intel assembly coding, is there a free development tool available that I can use to test out an assembly program. Any other recommend sites or materials that I might use?
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Ald said:
I am in the early stages of learning Intel assembly coding, is there a free development tool available that I can use to test out an assembly program. Any other recommend sites or materials that I might use?
Thanks

I did a google search on the keywords in your post, and got to an Intel web forum where they discuss development tools, including a free one from Intel:

http://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/showthread.php?t=67719

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If you are doing assembly on the pc plaform, you can get microsoft masm.

Otherwise I would go with intel's.
 
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