How To Make The Classic hello World Program In Old School Assembly

Method 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Qn84QxX-zsr. r. In this tutorial; I quickly go through the process of creating the classic “Hello world!” program in assembly using MS debug. On the side; I briefly explain each process. If you feel it goes too fast for you; simply pause it (yes, I know the music rocks). If you need more explanation of what a certain thing is; you can check it out the article on assembly on Wikipedia. Be sure to look at the resources at the bottom of the page as they are more useful. You may even want to see the FASM Programmer’s manual @ http://flatassembler.net/docs.php?article=manual. Of course, you can always Google “assembly tutorial” and find out what registers and interrupts are. I know, these tutorials are hardly decent. If anyone out there knows assembly well; make a good tutorial either in video or article form.r. r. For those of you who want my custom command prompt; copy this into notepad:r. @echo offr. break offr. Title Tony’s Command Promptr. color 0ar. clsr. r. echo Type “home” any time to go to the current user profile directory.r. echo Type “desktop” any time to go to the current user desktop.r. echo.r. echo Type help to see list of common commands like cd, rd, md, del,r. echo ren, replace, copy, xcopy, move, attrib, tree, edit, and cls.r. echo Type [command]/? for detailed info.r. echo.r. pauser. clsr. r. :cmdr. echo Directory: %CD%r. set /P CMD=Command:r. if “%CMD%” == “cls” goto clsr. if “%CMD%” == “home” goto homer. if “%CMD%” == “desktop” goto desktopr. if “%CMD%” == “red” goto redr. if “%CMD%” == “green” goto greenr. r. %CMD%r. echo.r. goto cmdr. r. :clsr. clsr. goto cmdr. r. :homer. cd /d %USERPROFILE%r. clsr. goto cmdr. r. :desktopr. cd /d %SystemDrive%\DOCUME~1\%USERNAME%\Desktopr. clsr. goto cmdr. r. :redr. color 0cr. clsr. goto cmdr. r. :greenr. color 0ar. clsr. goto cmdr. r. ========================================r. Now save the file as cmd.bat and run the file. You can change the color of the text simply by entering “red” without the quotes. To change back; enter “green”. I’ve also included a “home” and “desktop” command. The “cls” command you see is just for formatting. My command prompt has more features than this such as quick access to GnuPg and John the ripper but I figure that not everyone needs every feature I have.r. r. Production by Anthony Lee Vanover IIr. Music: Subatomic Glue – Jetpack in handr. r. Any questions, comments, threats? Go ahead because I’m genuinely interested…