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Assembly language programming is still alive and in good health even for x86 processors.
And there are projects written entirely in assembly language. Get some links:

FASM assembler.
FASM clone for ARM.
Advanded RAD IDE for FASM. (and FreshLib portable library)
RWASA - High performance, scalable web server.
MiniMagAsm - Small content management system (CMS).
AsmBB - High performance lightweight web forum software.
Kolibri OS - small and very fast operating system with GUI interface

I am not counting the small exercise projects here and there. I am not counting mixed language projects where assembly language is used together with high level languages.

The above is my post. I simply missed to login. ;) Some of the above projects are mine, some of other assembly programmers.
And if someone think assembly language is hard to code and support - simply look at the timeline of AsmBB. It has been written for a month in my spare time.
The timeline contains only 89 commits:

AsmBB timeline

Assembly language programming is still alive and in good health even for x86 processors.
And there are projects written entirely in assembly language. Get some links:

FASM assembler.
FASM clone for ARM.
Advanded RAD IDE for FASM. (and FreshLib portable library)
RWASA - High performance, scalable web server.
MiniMagAsm - Small content management system (CMS).
AsmBB - High performance lightweight web forum software.
Kolibri OS - small and very fast operating system with GUI interface

I am not counting the small exercise projects here and there. I am not counting mixed language projects where assembly language is used together with high level languages.

The above is my post. I simply missed to login. ;) Some of the above projects are mine, some of other assembly programmers.
And if someone think assembly language is hard to code and support - simply look at the timeline of AsmBB. It has been written for a month in my spare time.
The timeline contains only 89 commits:

AsmBB timeline

Assembly language programming is still alive and in good health even for x86 processors.
And there are projects written entirely in assembly language. Get some links:

FASM assembler.
FASM clone for ARM.
Advanded RAD IDE for FASM. (and FreshLib portable library)
RWASA - High performance, scalable web server.
MiniMagAsm - Small content management system (CMS).
AsmBB - High performance lightweight web forum software.
Kolibri OS - small and very fast operating system with GUI interface

I am not counting the small exercise projects here and there. I am not counting mixed language projects where assembly language is used together with high level languages.

The above is my post. I simply missed to login. ;) Some of the above projects are mine, some of other assembly programmers.
And if someone think assembly language is hard to code and support - simply look at the timeline of AsmBB. It has been written for a month in my spare time.
The timeline contains only 89 commits:

AsmBB timeline

Assembly language programming is still alive and in good health even for x86 processors.
And there are projects written entirely in assembly language. Get some links:

FASM assembler.
FASM clone for ARM.
Advanded RAD IDE for FASM. (and FreshLib portable library)
RWASA - High performance, scalable web server.
MiniMagAsm - Small content management system (CMS).
AsmBB - High performance lightweight web forum software.
Kolibri OS - small and very fast operating system with GUI interface

I am not counting the small exercise projects here and there. I am not counting mixed language projects where assembly language is used together with high level languages.

Assembly language programming is still alive and in good health even for x86 processors.
And there are projects written entirely in assembly language. Get some links:

FASM assembler.
FASM clone for ARM.
Advanded RAD IDE for FASM. (and FreshLib portable library)
RWASA - High performance, scalable web server.
MiniMagAsm - Small content management system (CMS).
AsmBB - High performance lightweight web forum software.
Kolibri OS - small and very fast operating system with GUI interface

I am not counting the small exercise projects here and there. I am not counting mixed language projects where assembly language is used together with high level languages.

Assembly language programming is still alive and in good health even for x86 processors.
And there are projects written entirely in assembly language. Get some links:

FASM assembler.
FASM clone for ARM.
Advanded RAD IDE for FASM. (and FreshLib portable library)
RWASA - High performance, scalable web server.
MiniMagAsm - Small content management system (CMS).
AsmBB - High performance lightweight web forum software.
Kolibri OS - small and very fast operating system with GUI interface

I am not counting the small exercise projects here and there. I am not counting mixed language projects where assembly language is used together with high level languages.

Here's the link to the photo that shows Ras-Pi running Fractals

http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=14044&start=54

And this is the link to the entire thread

http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=14044

Here's the link to the photo that shows Ras-Pi running Fractals

http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=14044&start=54

And this is the link to the entire thread

http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=14044

Some kind souls are trying to disassembling UEFI

http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=14306&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

How does JWASM compare with Flat Assembler?

I do code in HLL, but I do not give up the right to code in ASM.

In fact, coding in ASM is super fun !

Couple years ago I code in MASM, but now I use FASM (Flat Assembler) instead.

It is available from http://www.flatassembler.net/.

Enjoy ! :D

Here's an awesome assembler that do wonders --- Flat Assembler.

Download from: http://flatassembler.net/download.php [flatassembler.net]

Forum: http://board.flatassembler.net/index.php [flatassembler.net]

Here's an awesome assembler that do wonders --- Flat Assembler.

Download from: http://flatassembler.net/download.php [flatassembler.net]

Forum: http://board.flatassembler.net/index.php [flatassembler.net]

Try FLAT Assembler.

A free assembler that do real wonders !

Download from: http://flatassembler.net/download.php

Forum: http://board.flatassembler.net/index.php

Try FLAT Assembler.

A free assembler that do real wonders !

Download from: http://flatassembler.net/download.php

Forum: http://board.flatassembler.net/index.php

If you had read the article you would know that they adopted FASM as their language/compiler, which offers features such as macros. As soon as you are producing source code files to be processed by programs whose work goes beyond simply mapping your instructions to machine code then we are no longer talking about assemblers. As soon as your code starts relying on features such as macros, libraries and other high-level abstractions then we have entered firmly in compiler country. After all, just because you name something as "assembly" it doesn't mean that the step between writing code and generating object code doesn't have a lot of abstraction in between. Just think of HLA for example.

Here's all you need:

Flat Assembler

A list of Free assemblers

MASM32

more on MASM

Webster: The Site to Learn Assembly

Have fun...

GCC is pretty useless for real assembly programmers, because it uses the AT&T syntax which is stupid and counterintuitive.

Personally, I use FASM.