Assembly language - gui interface help

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Mr.Wilson
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Hello,
I am currently attempting to familiarize myself with assembly, however, I am having much difficulty locating adequate examples explaining the ins and outs of this language as pertaining to "Windows app development". I am interested in the basics such as how to show/hide a "picture-box" using a button, how to declare local and global variables, how to get and manipulate data from user input, how to move between multiple forms(windows) etc. I understand this is a somewhat general question and covers a lot of territory, but I am requesting some examples or point me toward tutorials of these or other similar tasks and preferably in Easy Code IDE or similar IDE


Platform: Windows 7 x64

IDE: Easy Code (Masm version) found here---> http://easycode.cat/Download.htm

Any help is greatly appreciated
Thank You in advance

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First of all Assembly programing is quite a pain, but it has it's advantages, so if you really want to study it, this link should help you http://flatassembler.net/index.php It has documentation and examples.
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As far as I know assembly is low level language,. which means it's executed on hardware itself and doesn't need an os to work
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Filip wrote:
As far as I know assembly is low level language,. which means it's executed on hardware itself and doesn't need an os to work
Yeah and is mostly used to create Drivers and even Antiviruses.
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Also I think BIOS is written with Assembly Language. Check this out Assembly Programming with Visual Studio 2010/2012
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