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I've got eVC++ 4.0 installed, along with the most recent service pack, however, (and I'm not sure if this is just isolated to my machine) it will not build any projects, as it says I need to select a platform, although there is no place on the project menu to select a platform.
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Originally Posted by Duoas 
If your assignment was to do it in a high level language then why play with assembly?
The fastest way to convert would be to tell the compiler to produces assembly source instead of a binary image. If you are using the GCC:
g++ -S -fverbose-asm foo.cpp
Other compilers will vary.
BTW. Good luck. C++ is pretty darn high level.
This is not MIPS, I am just curious on what it is, thanks...
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