example from masm64

[RBator]

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how ought be  typical example for assembly and linking ?

niceday
RBator

[GregL]

RBator,

It's not much different than assembling and linking with ml.exe.

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ml64.exe /c program.asm
link.exe /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE program.obj


If you are looking for example programs look around in this subforum.

[RBator]

Thank You

how can i disassembly in masm64 ?

[GregL]

• WinDbg (Windows Debugging Tools).
• Visual C++ 2010 Express debugger.

[RBator]

give me any example .In WinDBg and visual C++ .
is masm64 compatible with visual c++ 2010 ?

Thank You

[GregL]

give me any example .In WinDBg and visual C++ .

In either case, just load the .exe that has been assembled and linked for Debug.

ML64: Use /Zi
LINK: Use /DEBUG

ML and ML64 Command-Line Reference
Linker Options

An example:
http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=10880.0

is masm64 compatible with visual c++ 2010 ?

Yes, that's where it comes from.  It comes in the Windows SDK too.

[Rockoon]

Debugging is not the same as disassembling.

I dont think that there is a good 64-bit aware disassembler yet... certainly nothing as advanced as the great BlackIce from the 16-bit DOS days.

[donkey]

Smidgeon's PEBrowse Pro is 64 bit aware but isn't really a "great" disassembler however it does the trick in a pinch.

http://www.smidgeonsoft.prohosting.com/pebrowse-pro-file-viewer.html

Both the 32 bit and 64 bit versions can disassemble 64 bit code. Its heuristics are fairly primitive, it has issues distinguishing between data and code, though it does make an effort it's easy to trick, but then so is OllyDbg. It does do an excellent job of following code though.

[GregL]

Debugging is not the same as disassembling.

I dont think that there is a good 64-bit aware disassembler yet... certainly nothing as advanced as the great BlackIce from the 16-bit DOS days.

Visual Studio 2010 and WinDbg will both produce a pretty decent 64-bit disassembly.  I guess it just depends on how advanced you want to get with it.