Question: I used a tool called wrappit to generate proxy dll files.
The tool can be found here: <http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/16541/Create-your-Proxy-DLLs-automatically>

But the target DLL is compiled as a 64bit and because Visual Studio doesn't support 64-bit inline assembly, and am unaware of any other options, I am unable to go further.

This is one function:

```
extern "C" __declspec(naked) void __stdcall __E__312__()
{
__asm
    {
    jmp p[312*4];
    }
}

```

Naked/inline asm is not supported and give compiler errors.

What can I do?

Answer: 
The value of an input element is a string type. You need to convert it to an integer:

```
x += parseInt(document.getElementById("plusx"), 10);

```
You can just put

```
X = "0" + addx;

```

This way you will always have the 0
- this will work if you just want to place a 0 In front.

* if you want a more simple way of converting to integer just times your value by 1 will convert the strings to numbers.

So add in x = 0 \* 1

And x= x + addx \* 1 

This will just give you your result without a 0 in front.

If you want 0 in front and number do

X = "0" + addx \* 1;