Assembly x86 sample windows7 applications

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Hi Guys,

I know that this is a very old assembly version. But I really need your help if where could I download a free sample windows7 applications develop in Assembly x86.

I need to refresh myself based on the actual sample application as I only have very limited time of doing a self study for this stuff.

Thanks in advance.

Hifiger

Posted 23-Oct-15 16:03pm

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PIEBALDconsult 24-Oct-15 0:55am

What is your target application type?
Certainly you should be able to use Assembly to write a console or other non-GUI application,
but hardly anyone has ever attempted to use Assembly to write a Windows (GUI) application.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2015-10-23T22:39:00

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https://www.google.com/search?q=x86+assembler+sample[^].

Posted 23-Oct-15 22:39pm

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Frankie-C · Answer 2 · 2015-10-24T12:15:00

There are many active communities out there working on assembly coding for any MS OS up to Win10.
On these forums you can find tools, suggestion and even projects for GUI and console programs.
I suggest you to start from the masm32 forum[^].

As a personal opinion you must always "use the rght tool for the right job!". So while enthusiastic of assembler will tell you that everything can be coded in assembly maybe that very complex programs, GUI or console, have to be managed with different languages.
Have a nice coding... ;)