How can I make a masm project in Visual Studio? I remember doing this in class a while back, but I’ve since forgotten, and Google is only getting me inline assembly.
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How can I make a masm project in Visual Studio? I remember doing this in class a while back, but I’ve since forgotten, and Google is only getting me inline assembly.
Start with the Win32 Console mode project template. Delete the .cpp files. Right-click the project in the Solution Explorer window, Custom Build Rules, check Microsoft Macro Assembler. In VS2015 use Build Dependencies, Build Customizations, check masm.
Add a new .asm file by right-clicking the Source Files node, Add, Code, C++ File, be sure to use the .asm extension. In the property window change the File Type to C/C++ Code so it gets passed to the linker.
Linker settings, Manifest file, Generate = No. With these settings I could build and debug this sample .asm file: