I am building a dll, which references a second dll. I have added the second dll as a reference in the first dll\'s project by going to Properties > Common Properti
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Right click on [Solution Program name] then select Build Dependencies> & left click on Build Customizations... then true-checkbox {MASM} then click OK button.
Right click on [Solution Program name] then left click on Properties, left click on "Linker" form "Linker" choose "Debugging" left click on "Debugging" from "Debugging" choose "Debugging Assembly" & convert the value of "Debugging Assembly" to "Yes (/ASSEMBLYDEBUG)", form "Linker" choose "System" left click on "System" from "System" choose "SubSystem" & convert the value of "SubSystem" to "Windows (/SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS)",, left click on OK button.
Right click on [Solution Program name] then Add> new item, "C++ File(.cpp)" change the name or rename "new item" to "Main.asm" then left click on Add button, Right click on [Main.asm] then left click on Properties select "General" from "General" choose "Item Type" and convert the value of "Item Type" to "Microsoft Macro Assembler" press left click on OK button, then then then Write your assembly code in "Main.asm" file then [[[Debug]]] it using 'step over === F10' from "Debug" tool-bar on top-screen program, all this about how to using assembly code in "Visual Studio 2017".