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In this guide you will learn how to install MASM32 on a Windows 10 machine, and also how to modify the Path environment variable to use the MASM tools directly from the command prompt. By the end of the guide you will have an environment to start writing software in assembly.

Let’s begin.

Download MASM for Windows 10

The first thing you need to do is head over to the MASM32 SDK download page. Select a mirror and your download should begin.

Next open up the archive and extract the installer to your desktop.

Installing MASM on Windows 10

Double click on the installer. It will ask for administrator privileges. This application is deemed to be safe so you can safely press yes. After you have granted permissions you will see a dialog similar to the one below:

Click on the install icon on the top left and select the drive you want to use to install MASM. I will select my D:\ partition. MASM will install all the necessary files to the root directory of whatever partition you select.

Tip: I like to create a separate partition for my assembly projects and install MASM to the root directory of the partition. This makes it much easier to include libraries and includes such as windows.inc and friends.

MASM will proceed to run a bunch of tests to see if you’re computer is compatible and able to run MASM32. You will see a number of dialog boxes appear that require you to press the ok button.

Once the tests are complete press the extract button.

After the extraction has completed you will see another dialog box that informs you a command prompt will appear to complete the installation. Press ok and let the installation finish. It should only take a few moments.

After the installation has finished you will once again see a couple of dialog boxes that require you to press ok. You will also see a different type of dialog box similar to the one below. This runs a VB script to add an icon to your desktop for the MASM editor. If you want an icon on your desktop press yes.

Finally if everything went well you will see the final dialog box telling you the installation is complete.

Don’t run off just yet

I don’t use the default MASM editor. Instead I use Vim, or Sublime. This means I need to call the MASM compiler and linker directly from the command line to build my code. To do this you need to add the location of the MASM32 installation directory to your Path environment variable.

Adding a directory to environment variable Path on Windows 10

Open up the system properties dialog by entering the following command on the command prompt:

sysdm.cpl SystemProperties

Click the advanced tab, and click the Environment Variables button.

Next select the Path item from the list and click Edit.

On the next dialog press New and enter the path to the MASM bin directory. This contains the tools needed to compile and link assembly. For me the path is D:\masm32\bin. In most cases just change the drive letter if you installed to a different partition. The rest of the path is the same.

Press the ok button, and then then the apply button to save and close the system properties dialog.

Open a new command prompt and enter the following command to run the MASM assembler:

ml

If everything installed correctly and your Path is setup correctly you will see some output similar to the image below:

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All Done!

And that’s all there is to it folks. If you want to hit the ground running check out my guide on how to compile and link MASM assembly to produce an executable on Windows 10.

If you’re having any issues following this guide please leave a comment and I will help you the best I can. You can also check out the official documentation includes detailed installation instructions and FAQ’s to solve common problems.

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One of the best software development tools for assembler language programming

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MASM32 is a go-to application for programmers who like to have precision and authority while programming in assembly language for Windows-based projects. It has grown over the past 30 years into a mammoth software that is both loved and cared for by the programming community. This tool while being maintained by one of the major Operating System Vendors has never been compromised in any shape or form. It has been kept true to its core which is the reason why it is still being used by so many programmers to date.

MSM32 SDK is compatible with the latest versions of windows as it is constantly updated. While the minimum requirements are Win2000 or higher. Containing more than 200 procedural methods for writing general-purpose code that provides high performance. Up-to-date library for Ray Filiatreault’s floating point along with tutorials. The editor is fast, small, and can manage two separate scripting engines. It also provides compatibility with legacy scripts. Works with large API functions that can be used along with huge IMPORT libraries. However, MASM32 demands a higher level of expertise but the main benefit is the performance and the level of flexibility it offers which goes far ahead what any current compilers can achieve.

Been in the market for over 30 years of maintenance and updates

There is an active community on the official forum who are always willing and happy to assist in times of trouble. Determining factors for this project to have been successful for so many years. The software comes with a free license which means its free to use for anyone who would like to learn or write code with it.

It is advised that programmers who are experienced and well-versed in developing code for 32-bit versions of Windows use this software. It requires advanced technical processes to be followed while using other. Although some prebuilt scripts can be used to develop working templates for assembler projects.

Features:

Updated console GUI helps in developing code for testing and algorithms
Example code available for developing algorithms and expanding own design
Pelle’s tool resource compiler and linked available
Latest CHM format incorporated into the Help File system is especially useful where Winhelp isn’t supported
The latest library for Ray Filiatreault’s floating point included along with examples and tutorials
Easy to download and install is up and running in no time

Follow the list of free material to be downloaded needed about either Intel Corporation or Microsoft Corporation

PIV manuals required for mnemonic and architecture reference

MASM32 SDK requires intense programming skills

Provides direct access to computer’s hardware for programming.

Supports macros and conditional assembly for flexible coding.

Comes with a comprehensive set of libraries and helper modules.

Steep learning curve, especially for beginners.

Limited or no support for 64-bit programming.

Lacks a user-friendly, intuitive interface.

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