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List of articles:
2nd May 2010 - Simulating Ctrl-Alt-Del in Vista
and above.
Click here...
5th December 2010 - Using MPIR (or GMP) and MPFR in
Windows. Compiled DLLs, Static Libraries and
Application sample. Click
here...
13th December
2010 - AW Monitor Informer is an experimental
software that provides all sorts of information
about your monitor (or monitors if you have more
than 1). Click here... |
28th September 2012 - Delphi XE2 allows you to call 64-bit
assembly language functions lodged inside the Delphi source
code. This is called 64-bit BASM.
Click here
29th September 2012 - Working with
Assembly Language (not BASM) from Delphi. This article
complements the other one published yesterday.
Click heres
1st October 2012 - Now, that Delphi XE2
can link with COFF .obj files, let's run Visual Studio 2010,
compile some 'C' and see how to handle that within Delphi.
Click here
11th October 2012-Building a
standalone .Net .exe file containing native code is possible
with the "It Just Works" facility, but when you want to mix
C# and Assembly language some more work is involved. We show
the way to do it in 64-bit (for 32-bit is similar).
Click here
13th October 2012-A while ago I ported
some x86 ASM to x64, just to practice 64-bit ASM
programming. Not only because the program itself is fun but
mostly because it may help others learning 64-bit ASM I
decided to leave it here. Credits of the original are
mentioned. Click
here
14th October 2012- Building a
standalone .Net .exe file containing native code is possible
with the "It Just Works" facility, but when you want to mix
C# and Assembly language some more work is involved. We show
the way to do it in 32-bit (We have done it for 64-bit a few
days ago). Click here
16th October 2012 - I had this
Assembly Language tutorial in Portuguese, it is very dated
but last time I posted it in the internet some people
enjoyed. Click
here
16th October 2012- Linking Assembly
Language with 32-bit Delphi Compilers (let's do it for
Delphi 5, some people still use it. But the same procedure
applies to all releases, although with XE2 you have another
alternative).
Click here
18th October 2012-On the 16th October, I posted
about linking 32-bit Assembly Language to Delphi and on 29th
September I had presented a simple example of linking 64-bit ASM to Delphi. For today, I have ported
the
32-bit ASM to 64-bit to link it to Delphi XE2. Also, today
we are going to link a 32-bit COFF file with Delphi XE2,
this appears a waste of time but is not.
Click here
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