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Garthower



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Garthower 09 Aug 2007, 11:52
A question such - as in a product to comment greater pieces of the text? I.e. without a writing before each line of a symbol ";"?

I use a FASM some years, and till now it I don't know how to do this Sad There were no situations when it would be required to me. In help I have not found this information.
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MHajduk



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MHajduk 09 Aug 2007, 13:14
I made this: Multiline comments /*...*/ in FASM, but, of course, it doesn't matter, because I made it and it won't be in legal FASM distribution.
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0.1 09 Aug 2007, 13:44
Use this kludge:
Code:
if 0

commmented
out
block
here

end if
    

Will it work Shocked Question

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0.1 09 Aug 2007, 13:50
But MHajduk why the enhancement made by you is not included in fasm?
Is Privalov kind of I'll do it myself and will not let someone else the credit guy?
I hope not!
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MHajduk



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MHajduk 09 Aug 2007, 13:54
0.1 wrote:
But MHajduk why the enhancement made by you is not included in fasm?
I don't know why and don't see any logical argument against including /*...*/ comments in FASM engine.
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DOS386



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DOS386 09 Aug 2007, 16:25
MHajduk wrote:

> I don't know why and don't see any logical argument against including /*...*/ comments in FASM engine.

Agree ...

Does your hack work with 1.67.22 also ?

Some less cryptic statement on this issue from Tomasz ... or even better adding /* ... */ in 1.67.23 would be appreciated Wink
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ChrisLeslie



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ChrisLeslie 09 Aug 2007, 22:56
I agree that introducing multipline commenting would be a sensible enhancement to FASM and should be integrated into assembler itself.

Chris
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Garthower



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Garthower 10 Aug 2007, 07:15
0.1 wrote:
Use this kludge:
Code:
if 0

commmented
out
block
here

end if
    

Will it work Shocked Question


Yes, your exaple works. But what to do, if in a piece of the text which you want to comment, directives like if..end if Question


[MHajduk]
Thanks, your patch is usefull. I did not think, that standard package of FASM has no such opportunity Sad
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0.1 10 Aug 2007, 08:04
Code:
if 0

any thing can go here
except preprocessor directives

Can we also include invalid code?

end if
    

But nevermind, MHajduk has made that great patch so everyone should use it!

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