Re: No Inline-Assembly for x64 Builds?

From:
"Bo Persson" <bop@gmb.dk>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.mfc
Date:
Tue, 24 Feb 2009 21:46:08 +0100
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Kerem G?mr?kc? wrote:

Hi Bo,

does this mean, that i can write x64 Asm Files and compile them with
my C Files in the VC++ IDE?


Yes, if you have VC Express 2008 (or earlier non-Express editions), it
includes ml64.exe, which is an x64 assembler. You might have to set up
a Custom Build step for you .asm files though. Other than that, there
should be no problems.

Bo Persson

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Kerem G?mr?kc? wrote:

Hi Joe,

well, since i have to maintain those dlls now and i am not
pretty sure if the code is or can be written in C, i just want
to know if there is a possibillity on using x64 Assembly in
C Code with VSCpp2008. As i found out by myself there is
no way in using the inline-assembly. But what if i "have to"
use ax64 ssembly language in my C Code, what then? What
are the tools and more important, what is the way. e.g build
a code section in x64 assembly, then put it into e.g. a PE, for
example a dll and then make it callable from outside by
function export? Can you please give me a short way/guidance
how i can do this and what tools i have to use for that. I mean i
know how to write assembly, but i never had to mix VC Code and
external assembly stuff, everything could be solved __asm way,
so this is pretty new to me,...


Hint:

You can't put the x64 assembly code in .c files, but you can put
it in .asm files...

Bo Persson

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