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fruityjunkie



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fruityjunkie 11 Apr 2004, 16:15
How would I compile a resource that I made in Visual Studio? Usually when I code in MASM I would make my GUI resources in Visual Studio.. Can this be accomplished using FASM? Does anyone have an example?
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roticv



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roticv 11 Apr 2004, 16:29
Yes you can.

Code:
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section '.rsrc' resource from 'faim.res' data readable   
    
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fruityjunkie



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fruityjunkie 11 Apr 2004, 17:05
I look foward to trying this new rendition of asm. I really love using masm but it just doesn't get updated all that much anymore.
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LiuGuoHua(Chinese)



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LiuGuoHua(Chinese) 13 May 2004, 07:21
I tried this new feature of fasm1.52, but it failed to compile. The error message is : "Unexpected end of file ". In my source, the resource section is at the end of file. I really don't know why.
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coconut



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coconut 13 May 2004, 07:30
please post the example source
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coconut



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coconut 13 May 2004, 07:30
btw privalov, this seems a good post to add to the faq
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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 13 May 2004, 09:45
Isn't it there?
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Vortex



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Vortex 13 May 2004, 10:13
fruityjunkie wrote:
I look foward to trying this new rendition of asm. I really love using masm but it just doesn't get updated all that much anymore.


There is new version of Masm ( V8 ) running on 64-bit processor.

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roman_b



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roman_b 30 May 2004, 19:16
Why at compiling of 'resource directory - menuitem' is not a cyrillic alphabet supported for Win32?
Thank you.
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Dunduk



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Dunduk 31 May 2004, 05:11
roman_b wrote:
Why at compiling of 'resource directory - menuitem' is not a cyrillic alphabet supported for Win32?
Thank you.


See these threads:
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=248&highlight=
and
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=307&highlight=utf8
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khanh



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khanh 01 Jun 2004, 11:19
To LiuGuoHua(Chinese)

The error 'unexpected end of file's got nothing to do with your resources attached at the end, instead it is marco conflict between new and old version of Fasm. Ur can find it in detail in 'main' thread.
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