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Teehee



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Teehee 30 Dec 2009, 15:11
Is possible to set .exe output name in the .asm file?

Because if I have a file named main.asm the compiler puts main.exe automatically. So i wanna set in main.asm to generate a name.exe.

EDIT by DOS386 : enhanced subject with "in FASMW" and moved from Main to IDE Develoment

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revolution
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revolution 30 Dec 2009, 15:37
In your command line prompt: fasm main.asm name.exe
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Teehee 30 Dec 2009, 15:39
but i'm using FASMW.
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revolution 30 Dec 2009, 15:50
Teehee wrote:
Is possible to set .exe output name in the .asm file?
Teehee wrote:
but i'm using FASMW.
Then the answer is no.
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Teehee 30 Dec 2009, 16:47
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ManOfSteel 30 Dec 2009, 19:49
Idea Unless you modify fasmw (e.g. add a dialog with an editbox), which is one of the advantages of open-source...
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shmel



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shmel 04 Mar 2010, 15:44
Code:
format binary as 'ext'    

or
Code:
format pe gui 4.0 as 'exe'    
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revolution 04 Mar 2010, 15:52
shmel wrote:
Code:
format binary as 'ext'    

or
Code:
format pe gui 4.0 as 'exe'    
That only sets the extension, not the name.
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edemko



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edemko 09 Nov 2010, 10:57
Working on a tiny multilingual project i was in a lack of such a functionality.
Code:
LNG equ BY
format binary named 'project-' + `BY + '.exe' 
...
    
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revolution 09 Nov 2010, 13:35
edemko wrote:
Working on a tiny multilingual project i was in a lack of such a functionality.
Code:
LNG equ BY
format binary named 'project-' + `BY + '.exe' 
...
    
Use the match luke.
Code:
LNG equ BY
match x,LNG {format binary as 'project-'#`x#'.exe'}    
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Fanael 09 Nov 2010, 16:14
revolution wrote:
edemko wrote:
Working on a tiny multilingual project i was in a lack of such a functionality.
Code:
LNG equ BY
format binary named 'project-' + `BY + '.exe' 
...
    
Use the match luke.
Code:
LNG equ BY
match x,LNG {format binary as 'project-'#`x#'.exe'}    
revolution wrote:
That only sets the extension, not the name.
Razz
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