‫Hello and welcome, everybody.
‫Before we can stop programming assembly, we need to actually install a emulator.
‫Now we're going to use Muladi 86.
‫Now we need to install an emulator because it allows me to show you things like the CPU registers,
‫allows us to easily step through programs.
‫And it'll make your learning of assembly language far easier without an emulator.
‫There'll be a lot of guesswork attaching special debuggers.
‫And for a beginner, that's just not what you want.
‫So we're going to download a special emulator called Ayumu Eighty-six.
‫And this emulator will essentially emulate Intel processors as they were maybe 20 or 30 years ago.
‫OK, so the first thing you need to do is go to Dragon Zap dot com forward slash downloads or just go
‫to Dragon Zap dot com.
‫Scroll down and you'll see downloads at the bottom here.
‫OK, now once you've clicked that, you'll be on the download page for for these courses, OK?
‫And you want to click X Eighty-six Assembly language program masters course that'll take you to the
‫downloads that matter.
‫And we just want to click Ammu Eighty-six download and that allowed the zip file and just open that
‫up and we're going to double click the setup.
‫Dudzinski OK to run it and we're just going to go next.
‫Next select the install destination Mulready Eighty-six is fine.
‫Next I already have it so I'm going to just overwrite it next install.
‫OK, and then once you've done that, just check launched the emulator press finish.
‫And then down here, you will see Muladi, 86 loaded and you can basically write assembly instructions
‫here and emulate them, it's fantastic emulator.
‫And now that you have that installed, we can start writing assembly language.
‫Thanks for watching.