Hi.
# Can somebody please tell me what’s the difference between including an assembly code within C++ and compiling it as a C++ file and compiling that same assembly code separately as an assembly file?
# Can I include a full assembly program inside _asm {} without changing the original assembly code ?
Thanks.
Good day to all.
Inline assembler is used for optimizing code inside your program, or writing routines that are much faster when written in pure assembler and not c++. I do not believe that you can include a full assembly program within a __asm block, due to the fact that instructions such as org [100h], Message db 'Hello World', '$', and others will not compile.
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