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compiling assembler code in Visual Studio Net 2003

Asked by simongod in Assembly Programming Language

Tags: visual, studio

i have figured out how to compile and ASM file in VS 2003, the problem really is not with the code but compiling it, i am actually having trouble with VS.

When i place an ASM file in my project usually that is how VS knows what to compile, i am using a makefile to compile my project. i used the makefile wizard to create the makefile.  i have to go into the makefile properties (project properties) and actually put as part of the build command line the name of the ASM that i want compiled, i want to remove this so that i can just place it in the project dir and have it work like any other program that i have compiled, also the name of the compiled program is hardcoded on the build command line too.  looks like i am just looking for some macro settings or something like that, or maybe a project to encapsulate the makefile?  i can send the solution that i have so that you can take a look at the project (makefile) properties to see what i am doing wrong
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