Right, so I have finally installed this marvelous piece of software, just so I can properly follow along HMH, and I am eager to learn how to use it. And I wonder: is there a language feature to enable pasteing assembly directly into my source?
Visual Studio allows to do inline assembly only for 32-bit code. Here are examples how to use it: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/45yd4tzz.aspx
For 64-bit code you'll need to put assembly codein separate .asm files. You can use either MASM compiler (ml.exe/ml64.exe, shipped with Visual Studio). Or use different ones (like yasm, nasm) that will allow to compile same assembly file on different OS'es (Linux, OSX).
For 64-bit code you'll need to put assembly codein separate .asm files. You can use either MASM compiler (ml.exe/ml64.exe, shipped with Visual Studio). Or use different ones (like yasm, nasm) that will allow to compile same assembly file on different OS'es (Linux, OSX).
mmozeiko
Visual Studio allows to do inline assembly only for 32-bit code. Here are examples how to use it: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/45yd4tzz.aspx
Brilliant!
mmozeiko
For 64-bit code you'll need to put assembly codein separate .asm files. You can use either MASM compiler (ml.exe/ml64.exe, shipped with Visual Studio). Or use different ones (like yasm, nasm) that will allow to compile same assembly file on different OS'es (Linux, OSX).
Good to know. Thanks.