What does a class in C++ look like in assembly?

[shockna1]

If I defined a class in C++

class SomeClass
{
...
}

what would that look in assembly.

[weaknessforcats]

You might compile the code and look at the assembly that was generated.

I don't expect any assembly from a class declaration. It's only when you actually create an object that code is generated.

[shockna1]

How would I look at the assembly code if my compiler doesnt output readable any assembly code?

[weaknessforcats]

What product are you using?

Most IDE have a project setting to show generated code underneath the line of C/C++ code.

[TamusJRoyce]

C++ usually uses a two stage compiling process. One process compiles it into assembly, and then you can compile that file into a static library.

g++ -c hello.C
g++ hello.o -o hello

This is gnu MinGW (Windows)/gcc (Linux) solution.

If you are to view the hello.o, you can view the assembly.

Searching google or similar search engines for "microsoft visual studio c++ show assembly" has several hits on showing assembly and using assembly in your c++ code for visual studio.

If you are interested in assembly, try some masm and nasm tutorials.