[zer0cat]

Hello
I have some code in C++, which invokes Asm procedure. One procedure is 32 bit (asm x86), and other is 64 bit (asm x64).
Example:

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x86 proc
mov eax,dword ptr[edx]
ret
x86 proc

x64 proc
mov rax,qword ptr [rdx]
ret
x64 proc

Can I compile the code into a 32-bit PE file that detects the architecture and, depending on the bit depth of Windows, calls x86 or x64 proc? Or it is impossible?

[sauza]

It is possible by using Heaven’s Gate, take a look at: https://gist.github.com/Cr4sh/76b66b612 ... ll-cpp-L31

[Vrtule]

You can write two ASM procedures: one for 32-bit and one for 64-bit platform, and use preprocessor macros (ifdefs) to compile only the procedure appropriate to the selected target.

[sauza]

Here is a code sample that implements what suggested by Vrtule: https://github.com/enkomio/Misc/blob/ma ... e/main.asm