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Oh boy, the memories from all the "IDEs" there were for NASM. In the end, it was just easier to use your favorite editor, because most of them just had a pretty
by dguaraglia 9y ago
Oh boy, the memories from all the "IDEs" there were for NASM. In the end, it was just easier to use your favorite editor, because most of them just had a pretty color scheme for assembly. This looks pretty sweet, though.
- baldfat 9y agoAS a kid I remember those days. I spent like $100 because the IDE was going to help me crack all the gamez. Whelp that was a sorry waste of money.
- dguaraglia 9y agoHaha, I managed to crack a couple programs by following the +ORC cracking tutorials and a (cracked, of course) copy of SoftICE. In fact, that's how I got interested in assembly. Then I learned C and started using Linux as my operating system, so I didn't have a need for either thing anymore :/