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#Assembler from C++
dusky raftBOT
topaz ravine
What C++ compiler do you use?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/assembler/inline/inline-assembler-overview?view=msvc-170
Inline assembly code can use any C or C++ variable or function name that is in scope, so it is easy to integrate it with your program's C and C++ code.
quasi hedge
honestly i have no ideia i instaled visual studio with "desktop development for c++"? it shows up as console c++ i think, thank you for the link!
topaz ravine
It should show up as an IDE. Something like
Depending on your edition and style setting it may have a different look, but it should not just be a console window.
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quasi hedge
Thank you!! I got it
Follow up question, does anyone know what the output for an inline assembly x86 should look like? In terms of register values and such?
topaz ravine
Look up "calling convention"
quasi hedge
thank you!!