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revolution 17 Mar 2025, 13:22
fasm uses or for numerical bitwise ORing.
fasm uses | for logical ORing. push expects a numerical value and doesn't accept logical values. Therefore use: Code: push MB_YESNOCANCEL or MB_ICONQUESTION |
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MR.Z 17 Mar 2025, 14:09
revolution wrote: fasm uses or for numerical bitwise ORing. You're so amazing! How did you know that? |
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revolution 17 Mar 2025, 23:08
MR.Z wrote: How did you know that? |
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MR.Z 18 Mar 2025, 00:39
revolution wrote:
Wow, relying on AI learning is still relatively easy to mislead. |
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revolution 18 Mar 2025, 00:51
"AI" isn't about precision, it is about generalisation.
Programming requires precision. |
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MR.Z 18 Mar 2025, 01:03
revolution wrote: "AI" isn't about precision, it is about generalisation. So how do I learn fasm? I don't want to waste your time because of a small problem. |
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Mat-Quasar 18 Mar 2025, 06:35
MR.Z wrote:
As suggested by bzt in reply to your thread ( https://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?p=243066#243066 ), you can read FASM documentation. If you have downloaded flat assembler for Windows, you can find FASM.pdf in the unzipped folder. I suggest you read the following section: Quote: 1.2 Assembly syntax Assembly programming is all about (1) CPU instruction (see Chapter 2), (2) OS library call (see Chapter 3) and (3) Binary file format (see Section 2.4). You can start with a simple "Hello, world!" program first. All the best in your learning journey! |
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MR.Z 18 Mar 2025, 08:59
Mat-Quasar wrote:
Great, finally you don't have to read the entire fasm document all over again, you can look at the required knowledge, thank you for your answers and blessings! |
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Mat-Quasar 18 Mar 2025, 09:09
兄弟,加油!懂得读些英文文档是大有帮助的。
(我不是中国人) |
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