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bcdsys



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bcdsys 26 Oct 2008, 13:14
What is c version of fasm "file" directive? I need to include some raw binary data generated by fasm in c program, how do I do that?
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bcdsys



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bcdsys 26 Oct 2008, 13:16
also, I want access it as raw binary data included in exe with pointer, so I can write data to another file
method should have data access with pointer for read data
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lsa



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lsa 01 Feb 2009, 10:00
So, have you found a macro to do this?
I have had these problems when writing CGI programs in C (to include HTML).
An alternative is to use a fasm written object file (which uses 'file') and then link it to your C program.
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vid
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vid 01 Feb 2009, 11:53
Properly you should use resources i quess. If you really want to do it, just make a FASM object file which uses "file" and then link it to C app.
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f0dder



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f0dder 02 Feb 2009, 16:09
There's no way to do it directly in C.

Either you use a bin2h program and include the .h files, or you use a bin2obj program (or a small f.asm using "file") and link with that. PE Resources is another possibility, but (in this example) more complex for no good reason.
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