Using x86 Assembly Language with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003
This tutorial continues the introduction to the Microsoft Visual C++ Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and addresses using assembly code in a project. It covers adding assembly code to a project containing a main() function in C++ and debugging a project with assembly.
Creating a C++/Assembly Project
The project we”ll develop in this tutorial will consist of a main() function written in C++. It will call an assembly function named clear(). Since Visual C++ does not recognize assembly code, VC++ will have to be told what program to call to compile the assembly code. In this section, we”ll cover the basic steps of creating a VC++ project, adding assembly code to it, specifying the Custom Build instructions, and building the project.
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