How to Call Assembly Routines From Perl
The Perl programming language is a relatively old programming language, but is still widely used, especially in server and legacy environments, where it may need to interface with assembly routines. Assembly routines are pieces of assembly code, the basic building blocks of all computer programming. These are typically used in environments where you have to write code that directly interfaces with the hardware on a computer.
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Open your Perl application from your preferred editor of choice.
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Move to the part of the program where you want to call the assembly routine.
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Type "extRun("name_of_assembly_file.abt",ASMB);" into the program, where "name_of_assembly_file.abt" is the full name of the assembly file that contains the routine you want to execute inside of the Perl application.
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