15.04.2026, 21:19
Yes, you will find a file named <sourec file name>.asm in the same folder.
I don´t know, if this could be taken as a reference for "well written" assembler code, because there (for several reasons) is still potential for optimizing. And you won´t be able to se all code, most keyword functionality happens in an already assembled run-time library (rtl.lib) which is only linked in by the linker. The way i did certain things is one way of doing it. As always there are many ways to skin a cat - maybe better ones than mine.
I don´t know, if this could be taken as a reference for "well written" assembler code, because there (for several reasons) is still potential for optimizing. And you won´t be able to se all code, most keyword functionality happens in an already assembled run-time library (rtl.lib) which is only linked in by the linker. The way i did certain things is one way of doing it. As always there are many ways to skin a cat - maybe better ones than mine.