Hello,
it's probably a bit of a special question. Indeed, I would like to know if it was possible to manage program events via FASM, for example :

Opening the program ;
Closing the program ;
As soon as it's X o'clock ;
When the user presses a button ;
As soon as there is an user input ;
...

It's probably possible, since it's done, but... I have no idea how to do it.
Would you enlighten me a little ?
Thank you

First learn how to do it in particular OS, then do it in assembly.

I'm afraid I don't understand. How (and especially why) use an other operating system to then transcribe the events into assembler?

Events and I/O are controlled by the OS. It doesn't matter about assembly or HLL, they both still have to ask the OS for help with those things. So I guess Melissa is suggesting to learn about what your OS requires for handling events and only then can you start to write assembly code.

So, that suggests the question: For which OS do you want to do this?

A ok, thanks for the supplements, I understand better now
So the OS is Windows at first, although I'd like to export that later on to UNIX.

Well most of the Windows "windows" API is event-driven (if not all of it)...

Obviously I assume when you say "user presses a button" you mean in YOUR app and not another app's, because the latter is harder.

e.g. if it clicks in a button in your app (you need to look up Windows Controls), or inputs something in a text field or whatever.

All right, I see better where to go now Thanks to you!