AMD 64-bit assembly?

[manhattan]

Kernel32.Lib and User32.lib are in Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\PlatformSDK\Lib\AMD64
All other files are in Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\bin\amd64. They will work on xp64 only. The cross assembler is in Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\bin\x86_amd64

[MazeGen]

> 23.03.2004  13:24           182.694 Kernel32.Lib
> 24.06.2004  22:55           767.488 link.exe
> 10.06.2004  16:54               268 link.exe.config
> 24.06.2004  22:35           556.544 ml64.exe
> 24.06.2004  22:55           245.760 mspdb80.dll
> 25.06.2004  06:26           773.120 msvcr80.dll
> 23.03.2004  13:25           132.280 User32.Lib
>
> [...] i did install VS from W2K [...]

I just installed the VS 2005 Beta on a W2K machine, and I can't
seem to find the above files. Do you happen to know which sub
directory they came from? Or did you install from a XP64 system?

Odd.

IIRC the files for x86-64 platform are not installed at default. You probably forgot to choose them at the beginning of the instalation. Try reinstall of the VS.
Hope this helps.

[nasm64developer]

> Kernel32.Lib and User32.lib are in Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\PlatformSDK\Lib\AMD64
> All other files are in Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\bin\amd64. They will work on xp64 only. The cross assembler is in Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\bin\x86_amd64

My installation didn't end up with amd64 or x86_amd64 directories.

[nasm64developer]

> IIRC the files for x86-64 platform are not installed at default. You probably forgot to choose them at the beginning of the instalation. Try reinstall of the VS.

The only choice at the beginning was "GUI yes/no". I selected yes (because I know from having tried that selecting no results in a few missing files).

I guess I have to re-try on a x64 box. Sigh.

[MazeGen]

The only choice at the beginning was "GUI yes/no". I selected yes (because I know from having tried that selecting no results in a few missing files).

I guess I have to re-try on a x64 box. Sigh.

BTW, I use 32-bit WinXP on 32-bit machine.

I've tried "add or remove features" and this is how looks the first window:

http://www.webpark.cz/mazegen/vs2005optionspage.gif

(you have to copy&paste the link in new window/panel otherwise it will not work - probably some security feature)

Make sure you have selected the X64 Compilers and Tools.

[nasm64developer]

> I have a link for those files on the internet. Hang on and let me dig them up.
>
> http://www.sandpile.org/post/msgs/20004525.htm

No longer valid.

But yeah, I got a copy of that file.

It's 8.00.2207, not 8.00.40607.16.

I want 8.00.40607.16...

[nasm64developer]

> I've tried "add or remove features" and this is how looks the first window:
> http://www.webpark.cz/mazegen/vs2005optionspage.gif
> (you have to copy&paste the link in new window/panel otherwise it will not work - probably some security feature)
> Make sure you have selected the X64 Compilers and Tools.

Thanks for tip. I'll try that later this week.

The add/remove -- from within the VC GUI, or do I need
to go via Start / Settings / Control Panel / Add/Remove
Programs? Ah well, I guess I'll figure it out.

[MazeGen]

The add/remove -- from within the VC GUI, or do I need
to go via Start / Settings / Control Panel / Add/Remove
Programs? Ah well, I guess I'll figure it out.

Sorry, I meant "Change or Remove Visual Studio Beta" option after running the instalation CD:

http://www.webpark.cz/mazegen/vsbetasetup.gif

By clicking this option, you get the already refered Options Page.

[nasm64developer]

> Sorry, I meant "Change or Remove Visual Studio Beta" option after running the instalation CD:
> http://www.webpark.cz/mazegen/vsbetasetup.gif
> By clicking this option, you get the already refered Options Page.

Argh.

I installed via the web (a ~200M download) -- I don't
have the CD.

Yuck.

MSFT sure knows how to make it hard...  :-(

[MazeGen]

You can easily get it on DVD, only at charge of shipping.

http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/get/emeaorder/default.aspx