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recently I have been involved with a few assembly projects with my friends but me being the primary programmer. compiling codes, and putting them on a disk with a separate computer has become a tedious and annoying task. I want to know if there is such an application that I can put on a disk, boot up on it ,and have the ability to edit, interpret, compile/decompile assembly codes on the blank computer. because I can't find anything of the sort. like a sort of bootable IDE for assembly.

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  • Boot up some OS that has a live mode from usb or cd. – Jester Mar 12 '15 at 20:04
  • It's still much easier to use VirtualBox or QEMU. – ByteBit Mar 15 '15 at 18:43
  • Why do (you think) you need a blank computer for this? Btw it sounds odd that you resort to "decompile" assembly code. Normally one keeps the (assembler) source so it won't be need to decompile anything. – skyking Dec 09 '15 at 06:12

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