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I’ll make this short and to the point. The _asm block has been completely stripped when creating 64 bit code in Visual Studio. My question is, where can I find some information on how to use assembly in some code that I can call from my project. Like an assembly file I suppose that has some “optimized” function in which I can call directly in my C++ source.
One approach is to write a C template for your assembler function, then use
/FAsto generate assembler source for that function template. You should then be able to use the generated assembler source in place of the C template source and build from there. That way you take care of all the messy error-prone ABI stuff automagically.