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Fulgurance



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Fulgurance 10 Jan 2021, 00:14
Hello, today I want to do something, I want under repeat block to generate all numbers from 0 to 1000, and use the % symbol. How I can ask to FASM to generate their strings ?

Code:
Numbers:
repeat 1000
    du '%'
end repeat    


I want the ' symbol, after the number, and after the ' symbol again

The final file will be something like this:
0
1
2
...
100
...101
...to 1000
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revolution
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revolution 10 Jan 2021, 02:11
Code:
Numbers: rept 1001 x:0 { db "'",`x,"'" }    
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Roman



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Roman 10 Jan 2021, 08:02
Quote:

Numbers: rept 1001 x:0 { db "'",`x,"'" }

How unroll this to text data ?
Save in text file and include in project ?
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revolution 10 Jan 2021, 08:32
At the command prompt:
Code:
fasm numbers.asm numbers.txt    
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Roman



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Roman 10 Jan 2021, 08:40
I thinked about this:
Code:
format text as 'txt'
Numbers: rept 1001 x:0 { db "'",`x,"'" }
    


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revolution 10 Jan 2021, 08:41
Maybe
Code:
format binary as 'txt'    
There is no "text" format.
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Roman



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Roman 10 Jan 2021, 08:44
fasm numbers.asm numbers.txt
Its write in bat file ?
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revolution 10 Jan 2021, 08:55
If you want to make a .bat file then:
Code:
fasm numbers.asm numbers.bat    
Make it any file you want.
Code:
fasm numbers.asm numbers.mp4    
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Roman



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Roman 11 Jan 2021, 09:31
revolution
You did not understand me.
I asking whear is write this ?
Code:
fasm numbers.asm numbers.txt
    

I try write this in fasm and compile and get error.
Illegal instruction.
For this reason i asked about bat file.
I mean compile from bat file.

Because i not understand how use this and where is write this code:
Code:
fasm numbers.asm numbers.txt
    
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revolution 11 Jan 2021, 09:52
You type that at the command prompt. fasm is the executable filename followed by the two parameters for the input source and the output destination.
Code:
C:\> fasm filein.asm fileout.ext    
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Fulgurance



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Fulgurance 12 Jan 2021, 12:05
Thanks you !
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