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Visual Studio Code (Assembly Language)

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Hello experts!

I have installed Visual Studio Code from Here.

Then I have installed the extension "x86 and x86_64 Assembly" from Here.

Now, I want to know how to write the hello world program and how to compile and how to run it?

Thank you.

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Anonymous

Hi ShayaanMustafa,

From the above link, click Ask a Question option to post your query.

Thanks,

Neha

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Anonymous

Hi ShayaanMustafa,

If you need help in writing a code in Visual Studio, I’ll suggest you create a new thread in Visual Studio Code - Community for assistance.

Here’s an article for your reference: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/extensions/example-hello-world

Regards,

Neha

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Answer 3

Well, I'm not an expert, but I tried something like the following in task.json with success. In this case, some NASM routines were called from C++. Used g++/nasm combo on Windows 10. VSC.

{

"label": "build-ASMwithCPP",

"command": "g++",

"args": [

"-g",

"-m64",

"-o",

"CNASMStringConcat.exe",

"*.obj",

"*.o"

],

"group": {

"kind": "build",

"isDefault": true

},

"dependsOn": [

"build cpp",

"build asm"

]

},

{

"label": "build cpp",

"command": "g++",

"args": [

"-c",

"-O0",

"-g3",

"-Wall",

"-fmessage-length=0",

"TestNASM.cpp"

]

},

{

"label": "build asm",

"command": "nasm",

"args": [

"-f win64",

"TestNASM.asm"

]

},

Hope this helps somehow.

Regards.

Pranabesh

Answer 4

Anonymous

Hi,

I visited your given link. But unable to find the clickable on which I could post the new thread.

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