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Inline Assembly not the Same as MASM?

Started by Kyle, December 01, 2009, 01:29:17 AM

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Ghandi

I agree with Hutch on this one, as i use the same method. If i want to use assembler in my C/C++ projects, i just code routines in MASM and link them as a static lib. Then i can include these in my C/C++ projects and declare the function prototypes, then call them as i would any other function. Inline assembler is handy but imho nothing can replace being able to code entire code segments in pure assembler and call them from a HLL application.

Dont get me wrong, i love coding in assembler but i cant say that i dont enjoy C/C++ either. Being able to mix the two seamlessly is a bonus. :)

HR,
Ghandi