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    VC++ and .asm files

    can someone show me how to make Microsoft Visual C++ talk to an .ASM file?

    right now i just use _asm{} to add assembler to my apps.

    if you can point me to a turtorial, or write a small example that would be excellent.

    thanks!

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    What do you mean by talk? I dont think you can use seperate asm files with just VC++ beacuse i dont think it comes with a seperate assembler.

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    i found an addin to allow the compiling of asm files to the VC++ compiler.

    im just wondering how to include functions you write that are in an ASM file to your project.

    like "memcpy" and "strcat" are in .ASM if you step into them.

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    What addin?

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    1. I read that is doesnt work.
    2. You need the MASM32 package for it.

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    you only need an assembler. and masm comes with one, thats why they suggest it. you can use TASM too. all that plugin does is compile the asm files so you dont have to do it separatly.

    it works, i can make obj with my asm files. im just trying to figure out how to call functions in .obj written in asm.

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    nevermind, i finally figured it out. found a good example. Thanks anyways!

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