How to create a Visual Studio 2010, 2012, 2013 or 2015 64 bit Assembly language project.

The video demonstrates how to create a Visual Studio 2010 , 2012, 2013 or 2015 64 bit Assembly language project and how to add a source file. Even though the video uses VS 2012, the steps to create a 64 bit assembly language project for VS 2013 and VS 2015 are the same except for the following: after creating the project, right click on the project name-build dependencies-build customizations - masm. Debugging - The process to debug a 64 bit assembly language program is the same as debugging a 32 bit program. For a demonstration of how to debug an assembly language program using visual studio please see my other video: "How to debug a 32 bit assembly language program..." You can also go to my web page for written instructions on how to set up a VS 64 bit program. On the web page there is also an example of using 64 bit registers that you can use to test your project. On the web page there are also instructions for downloading and installing AsmHighlighter for asm syntax highlighting. Web page: http://asm.csinstructor.net/