x86 ASM

C++.

Is _asm{} as useful as i think it is? for example writing a function that passes it's parametersto _asm{} and then does some loops/if's etc then returns back. That would be more efficient (for mass/batch use) than if i wrote the function in C++ right?

>>3
lol yes because a decent compiler will optimise short bits of code to their equivalents in assembly. If you're going to prematurely optimise like this, you should do it with a substantial chunk of bottlenecked code.