Assembly and C/C++
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Are there any two compilers that work really good with each other? An asm and C/C++ compiler all in one maybe? I have Borlands Turbo C++ that supposedly can have inline assembly but I''m not sure how well that works, any suggestions or comments?
If you want to use assembly code in your program you can either use the inline assembler or use MASM or TASM to generate an .obj file which you can link to the rest of your code using the right compiler directive (read the help file).
BTW: There is no such thing as an "assembly compiler"
BTW: There is no such thing as an "assembly compiler"
Any assembler + any C/C++ compiler pretty much + any linker.
For example NASM and GCC do a good work for me. GCC use GAS for inline assembly and thus AT&T syntax which is IMO rather painful to code with. Besides, I''m almost sure GAS doesn''t support all fancy MMX/SSE/etc intructions.
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For example NASM and GCC do a good work for me. GCC use GAS for inline assembly and thus AT&T syntax which is IMO rather painful to code with. Besides, I''m almost sure GAS doesn''t support all fancy MMX/SSE/etc intructions.
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Where can I get the MASM 5.1. It seems to be regarded as one of the better assembly programs? I''ve tryed MASM32 but it won''t take a lot of the dos assembly coding.
Moving this to General Programming....
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Doesn''t work for all compilers. it isnt standard C/C++. I don''t know why it wouldn''t be standardized. It really should be. How exactly tho, can someone answer, do you link them? How can you call the assembly code?
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Doesn''t work for all compilers. it isnt standard C/C++. I don''t know why it wouldn''t be standardized. It really should be. How exactly tho, can someone answer, do you link them? How can you call the assembly code?
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ok, but how do I link the Assembly .obj with the C .obj ... I''m assuming one must use command prompt access... anyone know what the prompts are for any specific compiler? I''m working with Borland Turbo C++ and MSVC++ , but I can figure out how to actually do the linking of the two objs.
Well I haven''t tried it yet but there are 2 ways that I would try 
project->add to project->files select Object Files (.obj) or project->settings->link->object/library modules.
Seeya
Krippy
project->add to project->files select Object Files (.obj) or project->settings->link->object/library modules.
Seeya
Krippy
Forgot to mention that is for MSVC not Borland. Haven''t used Borland C++ compiler in a very long time (first version of Turbo C++).
Seeya
Krippy
Seeya
Krippy
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