Hi...
how do I use brackets and parenthesis inside the valid macro code? For example, to do a valid coding like:

while is an assembler-stage block directive. So you do this: BTW: Have you read TFM?

Sory, i was not clear enough.
I am asking for how to write some macros(like .if, .code, struc and so) in order to let coding like C++ or Java. Just like my example, using brackets and parenthesis
Thank's

So you want to write Java and C++ and then use an assembler to compile it?

I think he wants to write macros that will allow him to put "blocks" of assembly code between braces, ie make his assembly look like C++. So instead of:

he wants:


Unless I've misunderstood of course

From my testing it seems you can't match the following six symbols with any of the macro directives: So my advice would be if you really really really need to have curly brackets to pass the preprocessor-stage and used in the assembler-stage, then it is time for you to make some changes to the file "X86_64.INC" and do your custom processing in there.

Hi, seems to be difficult. Exactly as revolution say: i want to write a code form like java or c++ but to be compiled with fasm
I never use fasm preprocesor or directives for more than a normal program, but I undesrtand than it is very flexible by means of macro definition.
Well, thanks again, very much, definitively I must do something with fasm source code jejeje.