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O.P. Making Plugins in ASM
how do i go about making a plugin for plus in ASM im using the mASM32 compiler

would you use the C++ plugin setup and use the asm()  with an if statement to parse the tags?

looking forward to a reply thanks in advance?
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11-30-2004 03:40 AM
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RE: Making Plugins in ASM
Youcan surely use an asm() section in Visual C++ to code yoru plugin in ASM, as long as the exports of your DLL as correct (your function prototypes rest unchanged), you're free to code it the way you want inside Visual C++ :)
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thanks patchou.
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12-01-2004 01:38 AM
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RE: Making Plugins in ASM
Ash_, Pathcou was talking about the asm function built into visual C++ it wouldn't work with masm.

I'm not positive but I think you can just put
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FUNCTIONNAME PROTO :DWORD, :DWORD
than call those functions in your assembly program

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thanks Banks. i was using the Dev - C++ compiler with the asm sub. ill have a muck around with your idea though. thankyou
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