vsyasm-1.0.0-win32

This package contains the files needed to use YASM with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 (VC++): 1. VSYASM - version of YASM designed for use with Visual Studio 2010 2. vsyasm.xml, vsyasm.props and vsyasm.targets - the files needed to integrate VSYASM into Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 (VC++) To use these files you need to do the following: 1. Put the VSYASM executable file (vsyasm.exe) in the Visual Studio binary directory, which is typically at: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\bin 2. place the three files vsyasm.xml, vsyasm.props and vsyasm.targets in the directory alongside the other files with which VSYASM will be used. 3. After a project that includes YASM assembler files is opened in the Visual Studio 2010 IDE, right click on the project in the solution explorer and select "Build Customisations". If vsyasm is offered as an option in the resulting list you can then select it; if not, use the "Find Existing" button and the resulting file dialogue to navigate to the vsyasm.targets that you stored earlier, select it to add it to the list and then select it from the list. 4. Once you have done this, right clicking on the project in the solution explorer and selecting "Properties" will bring up a dialogue with a new item "Yasm Assembler" that will allow you to configure Yasm for building any assembler files added to the project. If you have many projects that use VSYASM, you can put the three files mentioned above into MSBUILD's build customisation directory which is typically at: C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\BuildCustomizations VSYASM will then always be available in the Build Customisations dialogue. An alternative way of doing this is to put these files in a convenient location and then add the path to this location to the "Build Customisations Search Path" item under "VC++ Project Settings" in the Visual Studio 2010 Options dialogue. Using VSYASM In a Visual Studio project with assembler source code files, Yasm settings are entered in the "Yasm Assembler" item in the projects Property Dialogue. The items available correspond with those available on Yasm's command line and are mostly self explanatory but one item -- "Object Filename" -- does need further explanation. If the "Object Filename" item refers to a directory (the default), The Visual Studio IDE will collect all the assembler files in the project together as a batch and invoke VSYASM in multiple file mode. In order to assemble files one at a time it is necessary to change the "Object Filename" item to givw the name of an output file such as, for example, "$(IntDir)%(Filename).obj".