On Monday July 30, 2001, Garry wrote:
> > Assembly Language is turning out to be more of a
> > challenge, since it is linked to computer architecture.
> > I will have to locate copies of MSAM and MS-Link.
> >
> On the other hand, you can download an assembler written
> by Eric Isaacson, one of the original 8086 engineers.
> Very clean. Bypasses a bunch of the MASM mumbo-jumbo.
>
> It's called A86, and is available for free download for
> personal use and learing. His site is www.eji.com, the
> URL for the A86 pages is www.eji.com/a86/ (and if you
> want to buy his assembler, it's $50. The newer a386 is
> also available (a more serious product, $80). He also
> has a library of source code for $50. The whole thing
> together is about $150. Money well spent. Few people
> have a better understanding of the x86 family.
I have no idea how it compares with A86, but another
free product that seems to get frequently mentioned is
NASM.
http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/devel/nasm/binaries/dos
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