What you'll need
The requirements for assembly programming are extremely low, but here
they are anyway.
- The Assembler Tutorial.
- Hardware
- Any PC, from an XT to a Pentium Pro, running DOS, Windows,
Windows 95 etc.
- Software
- An Assembler.
I recommend A86 because of
its no-nonsense approach, and the fact it is available free, but you
can use another assembler, such as TASM, MASM, etc, if you include an
extra bit of code in your programs, which can be seen here.
- A Debugger(optional)
Again, I recommend the companion debugger to
A86, D86, but any debugger will do.
- A text file editor. Any editor will do.
- The 3D Graphics Tutorial.
- Hardware.
- A faster computer is necessary, at least a 286, but for the more
advanced parts of the tutorial a 486, preferably with a math coprocessor, would be
recommended. Everything will run on a 286 however, albeit slowly.
- A VGA graphics card. Anythihng else isn't worth it.
- Software
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