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[jag]

I just wanted to say thank you to Hutch and all the other helpful members of this forum for your assistance with my masm problems.
In present time I use C++ for the most part because it is easier to code in as it has less things to worry about like registers -- and fpu is breeze in c++.
I probably won't post something on this forum about asm in a long time so I just wanted to say I appreciated the help given when I was hardcore into the asm.

Thanks

[PBrennick]

jag,

No matter what language you choose to program in, I hope that you find genuine enjoyment through the experience. If you need help with in-line ASM in your C++ projects, remember that you can get that here.

Paul