If you were to call Perl from C, you'd follow the instructions in perlembed labeled "Calling a Perl subroutine from your C program". It should be trivial to convert that to assembler (assuming that's what .asmx is).
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I would like to call a perl module (whatever.pm) from a .asmx file (whatever.asmx).
"call"? Perl modules are generally used or required. And Perl files are not really bound to have any particular extension. So if your .asmx file is a Perl file, then you may do that easily. If it is a source file in some other programming language (assembler) then I suppose you're on the route of having to embed a Perl interpreter. Have fun!
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.asmx files are usually ASP .NET web services, nothing to do with assembler. (Though I'm not sure why someone would expect to be able to call a Perl module from there, unless they mean via a SOAP::Lite web service.)
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