under XP, this batch file works for a run command, and it is very cool:


then, it becomes possible to have the item "run" in contextual menu for asm files.

but under win98, i don't find how to do the same thing within a batch file.

maybe it can be possible to return the output file from fasm as %2 (or something), and then, just call %2, but it doesn't work...

Write a small proggy to do it.

Does Win98 do nothing?

This might work? Call batch without the extension.

bitRAKE: Context menus in Explorer always pass the whole filename, including the extension. So you end up with: edfed: You might want to consider using double quotes around the parameter in the "run" command setting:

that's what i first planned to do.

but the ideal would be to have the parameter -R (run) in fasm itself.
then:


and it will be ok for any windows, linux or else fasm version...

about quotes, the shell puts them automatically, don't you see that in the screen shot?

fasm "%1" ~tmp.exe
start /w ~tmp.exe
del ~tmp.exe