Which editor are you using?

[Andrej]

I'm starting on Paul Carter's PC ASM book, so I'm looking for a simple editor with code highlight and just a shortcut for build & run. I ask for nothing more, except  the ability to configure the editor so it calls the nasm compiler to build stuff. (well.. maybe I'll need line numbering too :p)

I've tried RadASM, looks really nice. But why the hell can't I scroll up and down with my mouse wheel? What's going on? If there's a quick fix for this, please let me know.

In the meantime, what editor are the rest of you using?

[nobody]

I'm using gvim - full stop.
Martin

[nobody]

Hey, I'm also reading Paul Carter's PC ASM Book. He's publishing it on a self publishing site. Here's the link:

http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/pc-assembly-language/7341484  

It makes it much easier to read. Plus it's a dirt cheap book compared to other programming books. BTW, I'm also using gvim and it works great

[Allan]

Have you tried emacs? It has an assembler editing mode but no highlighting nor any shortcut for running the NASM assembler. You can download a version 23 prerelease from here:
ftp://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/emacs/pretest . You may be able to run a shell script inside emacs to invoke NASM but I don't know how to do that.