Assembly Language & MSV C/C++ 6.0!!!!!!

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3 comments, last by thomBligh 24 years, 1 month ago
Last time I posted I had asked a question about using dos interrupts in MSV C/C++ 6.0. A lot of people replied, and I thank them. But I cannot except that there is no way to set the graphics mode, or text mode without using windows programming.....Isn''t there any way to link an assembly language program with your C++ program in MSV C/C++ 6.0? This just sucks, I went out and bought the Professional Edition of that, and The book Black Art of 3d Programming by Andre LaMothe, and they are both useless to me? PS. Im not saying that MSV C/C++ 6.0 is useless, i am just saying that i am not ready to move on to windows programming.
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I cant remember where I found this but it solved my problems with asm in VC++ 6. IF you have microsof assembler installed go into the masm32/bin/ and coppy Ml.err and Ml.exe into your VC98/BIN/ directory and it should work.
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There is a way you do put asm in your code directly.
_asm {
//asm code
}

I am not sure if that is correct but i am positive that you do put "_asm" I am not sure about the rest. I saw this in one of my programming books
I wish there was a button on my monitor to turn up the intellegince. Theres a button called 'brightness' but it doesn't work
I''m not sure I understand what you''re trying to do. You are aware that VC++ 6 only create Windows programs, aren''t you?

If you''re not ready to move on to Windows programming, VC++ 6 is indeed pretty useless to you.
You were right! I just figured out that 6.0 is for windows programming. All this time I was thinking that there had to be a way to do dos programming in this version, but loe and behold, it hit me on the back of my head when I got about 6 answers to my last post, where each person said something about it not working with dos programming!

Thank You Much!
Thomas Bligh

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