Visual Basic 2010/2013 and MASM

[dedndave]

http://www.amazon.com/Whole-Nine-Yards-Double-Feature/dp/B000RETOH4

they star Bruce Willis, Natasha Henstridge, Matthew Perry, Amanda Peet, and a few others

but Kevin Pollak plays Janni Gogolak in the first movie - very funny
and in the second one, he plays Janni's father, Lazlo and Frank Collison plays Strabo - even funnier

those are probably region 1 DVD's - there are ways around that - or find them for your region

[Gunther]

Dave,

thank you, I'll check it out. There's a German synchronization with the title Keine halben Sachen. Did you know that Bruce Willis is born in Germany?

Gunther

[dedndave]

no didn't know that - he has an American accent

the other movie...
Keine halben Sachen 2

guess they don't go to 10 in German   :P

[David BS]

 :icon14:

Just seizing the opportunity: can EasyCode work with YASM?

You should ask that question here.

Gunther

Thanks Gunther!
I'll go there now.
Best regards!

[Gunther]

Thanks Gunther!
I'll go there now.
Best regards!

You're welcome.

Gunther

[iZ!]

it doesn't need to be in a DLL
it can be in a static library

I can do it with a .dll, but how to make a static library in asm and then use it from VB? Can you please provide a sample? Well, I know how to build a .lib with ml64... I'm using VS 2015 and VS 2019.

[TouEnMasm]

It is surely possible.
What you have to do is to take care of the prototypes in use.Proto by Value,Byref Async ?.
Wich one to use ?,a little search and some tests are needed.
Byref  (passing adress) seem to me the more possible candidate.

[jj2007]

how to make a static library in asm and then use it from VB?

Making a static library is not that difficult, see here, or search the forum for "-lib"

For linking it to VB see this post

[TouEnMasm]

this sample is what you search,already made:
https://codes-sources.commentcamarche.net/source/32702-exemple-du-tutorial-mettre-de-l-asm-dans-vb

[iZ!]

jj2007,  TouEnMasm: Thank you both for your replies. I followed the links you gave, but sadly I couldn't find any useful info. jj2007: I'm more interested in 64 bit version.