How to start ASM code of c++ text file(.asm) in visual studio?

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For every code there are lines that must be before the code itself,
for example in c++

#include..
using namespace..
void main()
{
   // Code
}

Now I can't find those lines for ASM code.
Can someone post them here?

Thanks

Posted 19-Oct-11 10:33am

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Which lines are you referring to? If you mean these:

C++

#include..
using namespace..

you will be disappointed as they are merely directives and declarations which help the compiler to figure out how to generate the code of the program elsewhere.

Posted 19-Oct-11 11:42am

Richard MacCutchan

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Member 7966831 19-Oct-11 20:09pm

I understood, thanks

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André Kraak · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-19T10:38:00

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Have a look at this Using x86 Assembly Language with Microsoft Visual C++[^]

Posted 19-Oct-11 10:38am

André Kraak

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Member 7966831 19-Oct-11 20:08pm

It helped me, thanks

André Kraak 20-Oct-11 1:49am

Your welcome.