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I was wondering how to run debug in command prompt in Windows 7. I have looked this up online, finding only that you can find the debug.exe in the System32 file, but it is not. If this is not possible, is there any other comparable program for compiling and editing Assembly programs?
You don’t compile Assembly code, you Assemble and optionally Link.
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Many are able to Assemble 32 or 64 bit instructions. All will run on Windows 7. I think all will also Assemble 16 bit code, but 16bit DOS apps will not run on Windows 7 without a DOS emulator. You could use D-Fend Reloaded which is a DOSBox Frontend and works well.
A good free debugger is OllyDbg
To edit Assembler source files, all you need is notepad really. You could use Visual Studio. I use Geany on Windows and Linux. There is also RadASM v2 which is a good free IDE for with a resource editor, also RadASM v3. WinASM is also a decent Assembly IDE.