Assembly IDE and Compiler
 

Does anyone know where I can find an (free)IDE packaged with all needed compilers for X86 assembly? Perferably not something made by Microsoft. I mean, what's a good clear cut assembly enviroment that you guys use these days? (Yes, that's right. I'm a lazy ass freeloader.) I already did a search for asm IDEs and can't find a good (new) one.

I don't know of any IDEs, but you're looking for an ASSEMBLER, not a COMPILER. The terminology difference might help your search, might not.

Arg, ooops... That's what I meant. I been doing high level stuff I forgot about assembly.You're right. I've done assembly before. I just don't have a assembler or an IDE (I need an enviroment; x86 assembly sucks without them) right now because I re-formatted recently. My assembler sucked anyways.

I know of one called WinASM, I don't know how to program in assembly but I have that on my computer and it looks pretty good. I think you also need to download and assember like Nasm or MASM32 first.

RadAsm is pretty good, it has support for a wide variety of assemblers (hla, masm, tasm, nasm, goasm, etc..) I also heard WinASM is really good but it's for MASM only I believe, but I think it offers features that RadAsm doesn't (such as intellisense.)

RosAsm is the only assembler I know of that's specifically designed to work with the IDE that it's built into. I haven't used it, but RadAsm seems to be popular among people who want such things.

My vote would be for http://www.radasm.com/ and FASM

I'll go for RadAsm too.
I have only tried it with MASM and HLA, and it works fine with a nice 'n clear highlight.

Funny, I've seen rad asm, actually I'm using a few of there tools for Windows API right now.

I have emu8086 which is pretty cool, you don't have to actually 'compile' stuff, you can emulate it at run time, which can save a lot of time in debugging!