Friday, February 12, 2010

I am new to assembly language programming.is it possible to combine Assembly and ActiveX control?

Or, can we call a .dll using assembly language?please helpI am new to assembly language programming.is it possible to combine Assembly and ActiveX control?
Yes, you can easily make those idiotic ActiveX controls with AL. It's kinda funny because you want to use a low level language to make something that is all about idiotic bloated, slow code.





Also, almost all Windows compilers support inline AL, so you don't necessarily have to use an assembler to make ActiveX controls with AL.





Your question tells me that you don't know much about Windows programming, so I suggest that you download the Windows Platform SDK from Microsoft's web site and then buy this book:


http://www.charlespetzold.com/pw5/





It will teach you the basics of Windows programming using the Windows API functions with a C/C++ compiler. You can convert the C code to assembly language if you want, or you can simply write inline AL code within your C/C++ programs so that you can practice programming with AL.I am new to assembly language programming.is it possible to combine Assembly and ActiveX control?
Yes. Anything is possible in asm.





Difficult, but possible.

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