Most assembly language code doesn’ t appear in a stand-alone assembly language program. Instead, most assembly code is actually part of a library package that programs written in a high le v el language wind up calling. Although HLA mak es it really easy to write standalone assembly applications, at one point or another you’ ll probably w ant to call an HLA procedure from some code written in another language or you may w ant to call code written in another language from HLA. This chapter discusses the mechanisms for doing this in three languages: lo w-le v el assembly (i.e., MASM or Gas), C/C++, and Delphi/K ylix. The mechanisms for other languages are usually similar to one of these three, so the material in this chapter will still apply e v en if you’ re using some other high le v el language