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en:edu:zmitac:s1:apl:lab:lab2 [2024/11/25 12:09] – [Zadanie do zrealizowania w ramach laboratorium] ktokarzen:edu:zmitac:s1:apl:lab:lab2 [2024/11/26 13:26] (current) – [Laboratory2] ktokarz
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-====== Lab 2: Configuration of the Visual Studio Community 2019 for dll libraries written in MASM. ======+====== Programming in Assembler Laboratory ====== 
 +===== Laboratory 2 ===== 
 +Configuration of the Visual Studio Community 2019 for dll libraries written in MASM.
  
 ===== Creating the project with dll library written in assembler ===== ===== Creating the project with dll library written in assembler =====
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 You should write a DLL in assembler and a C++ program that demonstrates how the DLL works.\\ You should write a DLL in assembler and a C++ program that demonstrates how the DLL works.\\
 **The DLL** should provide functions that perform and return the result of basic arithmetic calculations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) on pairs of numbers passed as parameters to their call. The functions should have fixed- and floating-point versions (eight functions in total).\\ **The DLL** should provide functions that perform and return the result of basic arithmetic calculations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) on pairs of numbers passed as parameters to their call. The functions should have fixed- and floating-point versions (eight functions in total).\\
-**The C++ program** should call all functions, pass sample parameter values, and display the results on the screen. No user interface is required - the values ​​for calculations can be placed in the program code.+**The C++ program** should call all functions, pass sample parameter values, and display the results on the screen. No input user interface is required - the values ​​for calculations can be placed in the program code. 
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 +==== For the report ==== 
 +Include the code of your C++ file and assembler source file WITH COMMENTS. Also, add a screenshot of the window with the results displayed.
  
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