__asm Microsoft Specific __asmassembly-language-instruction__asm { assembly-language-instructions }If used without braces, the __asm keyword means that the rest of the line is an assembly-language statement. If used with braces, it means that each line between the braces is an assembly-language statement. For compatibility with previous versions, _asm is a synonym for __asm.Since the __asm keyword is a statement separator, you can put assembly instructions on the same line.For related information, see Assembler (Inline) Topics. Note Microsoft C++ does not support the AT&T C++ asm keyword.END Microsoft SpecificExample// Example of the __asm keyword __asm // __asm block { mov eax, 01h int 10h }__asm mov eax, 01h // Separate __asm lines __asm int 10h// Multiple __asm statements on a line __asm mov eax, 01h __asm int 10h
__asm { mov eax, 01h int 10h }__asm mov eax, 01h __asm int 10h
Microsoft Specific __asmassembly-language-instruction__asm
{
assembly-language-instructions
}If used without braces, the __asm keyword means that the rest of the line is an assembly-language statement. If used with braces, it means that each line between the braces is an assembly-language statement. For compatibility with previous versions, _asm is a synonym for __asm.Since the __asm keyword is a statement separator, you can put assembly instructions on the same line.For related information, see Assembler (Inline) Topics. Note Microsoft C++ does not support the AT&T C++ asm keyword.END Microsoft SpecificExample// Example of the __asm keyword
__asm // __asm block
{
mov eax, 01h
int 10h
}__asm mov eax, 01h // Separate __asm lines
__asm int 10h// Multiple __asm statements on a line
__asm mov eax, 01h __asm int 10h
{
mov eax, 01h
int 10h
}__asm mov eax, 01h
__asm int 10h