I've been working on a piece that, for better or for worse, requires significant use of assembler (to the point that I'd have 20+ lines of inline assembly in a few different functions to do it in a C::B-compatible way), and have been using a customer project variable and custom build commands to build the assembler files with NASM:
$NASM $file -f win32 -o $object
Which is fine for me. Copying and pasting a string everytime I create a new file is no biggie. But since nasm can be installed wherever, other devs would need to edit my project file to change $NASM, and then I'd need to change it back, and so-on. This is highly undesirable.
Basically, is there a better way to make Code::Blocks build my assembly files with NASM?
(Also, is there a syntax highlighter for x86 assembly available? Not that there's much to highlight, but it's darn easy to typo SSE instructions)
