Build code mixed with my C ++ code. How to transfer up to 64 bits

Question

I am migrating 32-bit C ++ code to 64-bit in VS2008. Old code has mixed code written in assembly.
Example:

__asm

{
  mov esi, pbSrc
  mov edi, pbDest

  ...

}

I read somewhere that I need to delete all the assembly code and put them all in a separate project and somehow connect with it. Can someone give me a step by step step by step step for this. I know C ++ and C #, but I don't know assembly language. Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

If you cannot use the built-in functions to accomplish your tasks or cannot write the equivalent in C / C ++, you will have to dive into x64 assembler. From a high level:

1) , x86, x64.

2) ML64 ( Microsoft x64) .OBJ, C/ ++.

3) , .ASM.

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Answer 2

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