Can anyone tell me how I write:
<<
proc WindowProc, hwnd,wmsg,wparam,lparam
>>

if I don't have the proc-macro?
I can't find out this by myself because I can't figure out how the macro works.
I am just doing this for understanding more of how it really works, so I will appreciate some help!

Thank you

Something like (if I'm not wrong): BTW: are you from Norway?? ("salt" and "makrell" are Norwegian words...so...)

Best regards,
Tommy

If you are using the package downloaded from flatassembler.net, look into stdcall.inc It should answer your question....

instead of 'enter x,0' use rather
push ebp
mov ebp,esp
sub esp,x ;x is size of local variables

instead of 'leave'
mov esp,ebp
pop ebp

this wy you see better how it works

and never forget to remove parameters at rtuening (like 'retn 16', not 'retn'). It causes bug on ME/SE/95/98 but doesn't at XP.

It worked very well with your code Tommy, if I just added DWORD before som variables in the code. After studying your code, and the stdcall.inc-macro, I found out more about how the macro actually processes it. I think it is something like this if I'm right:

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WindowProc:
virtual at ebp+8
_hwnd dd ?
_wmsg dd ?
_wparam dd ?
_lparam dd ?
end virtual
hwnd equ _hwnd
wmsg equ _wmsg
wparam equ _wparam
lparam equ _lparam

>>
When using this I don't need to pass the DWORD-word before the variables in the code.

Thank you alot. I have learned quite much from this.

Ruben


PS: Du har rett Tommy, med det at jeg er fra Norge!

You're welcome!