Re: Assembling Visual Studio generated listing files

I found a knowledge base snippet from Microsoft and they claim not to
support assembling of the listing files.
I wonder how the compiler itself works internally. It seems to me it
needs to generate assembler internally,
so it should not be all that much effort for them to generate a 100%
compatible assembler file that can output
an exact oubinary.
.

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