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trogne



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trogne 30 Dec 2019, 17:32
I don't understand the "fasmw" program, vs "fasm".

My fasm works if I set the environment variable INCLUDE.

But if I set it in "FASMW.INI", it does not work :

[Environment]
Include=C:\fasm\INCLUDE

Is this only for "fasmw.exe" ?

If I run "fasm myprogram.asm", I get file not found.

And if I run "fasmw myprogram.asm", it opens the fasm editor. Then if I run "Run - Compile" or "Run - Run", I get "file not found" (source is "myprogram.asm (7)".
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trogne



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trogne 30 Dec 2019, 17:40
I see that "fasmw" works if "fasmw.INI" is in the directory where the ".asm" is. I guess I don't follow best practices here.
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guignol 31 Dec 2019, 01:04
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revolution 31 Dec 2019, 07:38
fasm uses the environment variable to find included files.

fasmw uses the famsw.ini file for its settings. Ideally you would have the ini file in the same folder as the executable.
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trogne



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trogne 31 Dec 2019, 15:35
@revolution, The ini file is in the same folder as fasmw.exe .

fasmw is in the path, so it is globally available.

My .asm file is eslewhere, so If I run fasmw file.asm from where my .asm file is, then it will recreate a ini file there and it won't work until I update that .ini file.
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MHajduk



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MHajduk 31 Dec 2019, 18:14
Well, that looks promising. Has anybody from this forum been involved in development of this platform? Integration of fasm with that IDE suggests that may be the case...
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