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I’ve seen inline 32-bit .asm called from C++ Visual Studio 2010, called x64 hand-written .asm files from a C++ project using Microsoft’s __fastcall protocol and the whole “extern C” header thing, but I don’t see an equivalent in C#(my preferred language).
From a C# file, is there a way to call a hand-written 64-bit .asm file in a C# Winforms app?
IF you really need to execute assembly code from C# see for example here – using
unsafecode, pointers, unamaged delegates and a byte array containing the assembler in binary form…