Is that possible? is there any converter for me to make a program in vb.net and then put it in assembler as the teacher wants?
Luis,
Depends what your teacher wants. There are no converters to do what you are after so its a choice as to creating the same capacity in MASM or probably not performing the task.
VB.NET assumes a runtime library and it is doubtful that it can be directly converted.
Let us know what you are after and someone may be able to help you.
I think he just wants an easy way out for his assignments or something. :toothy
Maybe he wants you to convert your project to a so called 'assembly'? Just a guess, but would make more sense...
Quote from: El_Choni on March 31, 2005, 11:22:29 PM
Maybe he wants you to convert your project to a so called 'assembly'? Just a guess, but would make more sense...
If that is the case, then the VB.Net project *is* an assembly. An "assembly" is just a term for an execution unit, or group/collection of code.
Possibly a ilasm reverse task ? Somewhere in the .NET stuff is a disassembler, perhaps thats what he is after. Something that converts .NET code back to its component statements.