For example, using MASM32 to code on multicore machines? What differences do you have to be aware of?
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Jump to PostI really don't know. MASM is a 32-bit application that should run on 64-bit windows. MASM has a powerful macro language and early versions of MASM used macro include files to build new instruction sets. So building an OBJ that can be linked to a 64-bit C application seems feasable. …
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