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Tyler 13 Sep 2010, 01:07
Just the file name is all you'll really need. There's also -m and -p for memory and pass limits but I doubt you'll need that. You could use the DLL version of Fasm. I'll come back w/ a link to Fasm DLL.
EDIT: Here it is: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=6239 This really should be on the dl page, IMO. |
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ishkabible 13 Sep 2010, 03:52
thanks it works perfectly!! i'm having some trouble right now with getting the output from the program using _popen, would the DLL version have a better more direct way of getting the output (error codes from FASM, the nice message that say you did everything right by stating how many passes it took and how much memory it used, ect...)? i just started using Qt Creator and that was part of what made me think to do this. im not clear on how to add linker options with it yet(if there is a way) so i'm probably not going to use the DLL version. if i deside to use another IDE that i am more comfortable with (very possible as Qt Creator is a bit Heavy for my tastes) then i will look in to it more, any way thanks for the help
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vid 13 Sep 2010, 10:18
There is also "wrapper" utility called "FA", which allows passing more command line options.
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ishkabible 14 Sep 2010, 00:33
i was able to get it working, the issue arose from the fact that FASM output errors to stderr and everthing else to stdout and i was only getting stdout, i was able to redirect stderr to stdout so that everything went into on stream, it now works quite well, thanks for the help
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