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11.10.2003 at 03:19AM PST, ID: 20792880
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Using assembly language with C++ - Inline ASM or seperate?

Asked by BigBadBob in Assembly Programming Language

Tags: assembly, inline, asm

Hi. I can find much information on using assembler with C++ by either using inline ASM or by writing the ASM in your own files and then custom building them into your C++ project. However, I can't find any documentation regarding reasons to use one over the other. Can anyone help explain this? I am currently using Visual C++ and then adding asm files to my project, and using NASM to assemble them. Would I be able to achieve anything more (or less) by changing to inline ASM? Thanks very much,

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Zone: Assembly Programming Language
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