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Inline Code (Cross Ref > Language Details)

Inline Code

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Also known as embedded code where you embed another syntax language within the native code of the development environment you are using. The inline code can be compiled by the current development's compiler or by an external compiler.

Do not confuse with inlining which is a coding technique where custom routines are moved inline where the code is executed either by you, by a compiler directive, or automatically by the compiler.

Access VBA: Not Supported

ASP Classic: Not Supported

C#: Not Supported

Since all the .Net languages compile into intermediate language (IL), and not to a specific CPU, they do not provide support for inline assembler code.

C++/CLI: Not Supported

Since all the .Net languages compile into intermediate language (IL), and not to a specific CPU, they do not provide support for inline assembler code.

Corel Paradox: Not Supported

Delphi: asm

In Delphi, you can inline assembler code using the asm keyword.

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To/From Code Guide: Inline Code (Cross Ref > Language Details) vs. Other Languages

Delphi Prism: Not Supported

Prism does not support Delphi's asm keyword. Since all the .Net languages compile into intermediate language (IL), and not to a specific CPU, they do not provide support for inline assembler code.

Java: Not Supported

You cannot embed assembly in a java program but you can get system information via jni.

VB Classic: Not Supported

VB.Net: Not Supported

Since all the .Net languages compile into intermediate language (IL), and not to a specific CPU, they do not provide support for inline assembler code.