Setting up the assembly environment under WINDOWS32

There are several ways to build a compilation environment under WINDOWS32, but here are just a few of how to develop in visual studio2013.

The first step is to prepare the VS IDE, either VS2010 or 2013, which can be developed.

Installed vs after creating a VC + + Empty project, named test_001, below is!

Then you need to customize the VC + + engineering construction rules.

Click the right mouse button in VS2013 and the following options appear.

Select Build dependencies, and then open build customizations.

Then select MASM (. targets,.props).

After setting up the custom build file, create a new VC + + file with the suffix. asm.

Right test_001 (right-click)--Add New item.

Set the VC + + project properties.

The Project-->test_001 property.

Then you need to add the library path, here is the Intel Irvine. Download Irvine Library: http://download.csdn.net/download/avalonBBS/2629486, after downloading it will be put into E:\Software\Masm\Irvine.

link library--general--and additional library directories.

Edit-Enter the Irvine Lib path.

Set the dependent library file to add Irvine32.lib.

Then also set the output directory!

Now the configuration is basically complete can run a first program to try!

Setting up the assembly environment under WINDOWS32