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It is neccesary(interface changes)?

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What the "interface" you are talking about?

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The dead

Joined: 27 Jan 2004
Posts: 13

The dead 31 Mar 2004, 10:38

When 1.52 beta was released, i began to test it. Since i'm using linux Cool

, I tried to compile Fresh in linux. I have failed this because the includes in Fresh sources have been designed to compile in Windows, and there are some differences like this:

Code:

incude '%finc%\win32\apia\win32a.inc'

when the real file is:

/home/<censored>/asm/finc/win32/APIA/WIN32A.INC

I hope you understand me Smile

There are the corrected version(compiles both in Mustdie and Tux): http://thedead.at.tut.by/src_corrected.tar.bz2

P.S. My Engligsh es veru bed Smile

P.P.S. How about some changes in FASM interface ?

31 Mar 2004, 10:38

Tomasz Grysztar

Joined: 16 Jun 2003
Posts: 8394
Location: Kraków, Poland

Tomasz Grysztar 31 Mar 2004, 12:27

I assume you have set the environment variable properly. fasm for Linux replaces all the backslashes into slashes automatically (and the same but in the reverse direction does the DOS version, for Win32 versions it's not necessary, as Windows handles both path separators correctly), so the only problem is case-sensitivity you've got in Linux. Converting all the files to lower case should help, as perhaps all the include statement are using the lower case only (and making Linux fasm's interface case-insensitive would be a stupid thing to do).

31 Mar 2004, 12:27

The dead

Joined: 27 Jan 2004
Posts: 13

The dead 01 Apr 2004, 16:36

Quote:

Converting all the files to lower case should help, as perhaps all the include statement are using the lower case only (and making Linux fasm's interface case-insensitive would be a stupid thing to do).

I was not talking about slashes.

Quote:

incude '%finc%/win32/apia/win32a.inc'

when the real file is:

/home/<censored>/asm/finc/win32/APIA/WIN32A.

In my "corrected" version, some slashes are placed in one direction, and some others - in another. I was talking right about the lowercase file names in sources, and uppercase names in real files. I compiled this sources with the latest 1.52 and older 1.51, and it not looked like FASM interface is NOT case sensitive Sad

And I hoped you will understand me Smile

01 Apr 2004, 16:36

JohnFound

Joined: 16 Jun 2003
Posts: 3499
Location: Bulgaria

JohnFound 01 Apr 2004, 20:50

Hi, The dead.
I will fix this problem in next release. Actually I never though that Fresh will be compiled under Linux, so in the sources I use the case-insensitive approach - like for DOS/Windows.
Unfortunately the next release will be delayed at least to 10.04.2004 because I have a dead line in my job to the 7-th april and can't work on Fresh.
( But, the next release will have very advanced project manager. Very Happy

)
Regards

01 Apr 2004, 20:50

f0dder

Joined: 19 Feb 2004
Posts: 3175
Location: Denmark

f0dder 01 Apr 2004, 22:25

please only fix filename case, making fasm case-insensitive would be weird Smile

01 Apr 2004, 22:25

JohnFound

Joined: 16 Jun 2003
Posts: 3499
Location: Bulgaria

JohnFound 02 Apr 2004, 00:35

f0dder wrote:

please only fix filename case, making fasm case-insensitive would be weird

Yes, of course. Also, it is not possible in common case, because the file procedures in fasm are part of the OS dependent interface modules.

Regards

02 Apr 2004, 00:35

The dead

Joined: 27 Jan 2004
Posts: 13

The dead 02 Apr 2004, 16:22

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it is not possible in common case

I'll try to prove that it is isn'n when i'll come home.

02 Apr 2004, 16:22

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