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Mixing .NET and Assembly Language in a standalone 64-bit exe

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17 Oct 2011CPOL5 min read 63.9K   1.1K   53  
This article deals with building a standalone 64-bit .NET .exe file that is statically linked with an Assembly Language compiled object file.

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AtelierWeb Software
Portugal Portugal
Jose Pascoa is the owner of AtelierWeb Software (http://www.atelierweb.com). We produce security and network software and mixed utilities since 1999. The first program I published (in a BBS) was a MS-DOS utility, had the size of 21 KB and was done in Assembly Language. Nowadays, my low level languages are more likely to be "C", "C++" and "Delphi" rather than Assembly Language but I still like it. I have nothing against more fashionable languages like C# and technologies like WPF, actually I have played with them and published software with them.

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