Index
> Windows > Qt & FASM |
| Author |
|
|
Masood.Sandking 20 Sep 2012, 15:12
Hi!
Is it possible to use Qt in FASM?! If so, how? |
|||
20 Sep 2012, 15:12 |
|
|
ManOfSteel 20 Sep 2012, 16:54
Masood.Sandking wrote: Is it possible to use Qt in FASM?! If so, how? We're talking about assembly! Everything is possible in assembly. High-level compilers eventually convert the code to assembly. I've no idea how, but I suggest doing what I did when I was playing with GTK: use a high-level compiler to compile working examples such as Hello World!, then disassemble and study the assembly code. Or you can directly tell the compiler to output assembly code (e.g. gcc -S). EDIT: Ah, there might be another way... |
|||
|
20 Sep 2012, 16:54 |
|
|
JohnFound 20 Sep 2012, 17:09
IMHO, Qt is too bloated to be mixed with assembly language. It is as you mount F1 engine on a school bus. Possible, but useless.
|
|||
|
20 Sep 2012, 17:09 |
|
< Last Thread | Next Thread > |
Forum Rules:
|