Hello Guys!
I'm actually new to this messageboard. I'm using fasm for a few days to do some programming for Win64. I've used MASM32 before. FASM works pretty fine, but I've some problems with DirectX. As far as I know floating points and _fastcall use the xmm0-xmm3 registers. When disassembling my program it seems to be right, but i can't see anything. It should only show a rectangle with a texture. I've done in C++ and it works. In ASM it doesn't. I think there's a problem with x64/Directx and the Matrix-Functions. But I don't understand, where the fault is.

Have a look a the source code! Any help would be greatly appreciated.


P.S.: When I don't use matrix functions I can see the rectangle. I'm using Matt Childress' include files for x64

Guys. I solved the problem. Actually I stopped using invoke Macro for these functions. Doesn't work with more than 3 arguments?! Use instead SIMD instructins directly (movss). Have a look. And I forgot to set the SetFVF, but that wasn't the real problem.

Here's the working code

;invoke D3DXMatrixPerspectiveFovLH,addr matProj,float 1.570796327,float 1.0,float 1.0,float 300.0 -> doesn't work, I use now variables and load them with movss

sub rsp,30h
lea rcx,[matProj]
movss xmm1,[PI2]
movss xmm2,[Aspect]
movss xmm3,[zn]
;movss xmm4,[zf]
mov eax,[zn]
mov [rsp+30h+20h],eax
call [D3DXMatrixPerspectiveFovLH]
add rsp,30h
;invoke D3DXMatrixTranslation,addr matTrans,float 0.0,float -5.0,float 0.0
sub rsp,20h
lea rcx,[matTrans]
movss xmm1,[tx]
movss xmm2,[ty]
movss xmm3,[tz]
call [D3DXMatrixTranslation]
add rsp,20h

Here's the correct code. It wasn't a problem of the invoke statement. You should set only float, if it is a float, for the first 4 parameters (fastcall convention), for all other parameters, which are pushed on the stack, you should use dword:

invoke D3DXMatrixPerspectiveFovLH,addr matProj,float [PI2],float [Aspect], float [zn], dword [zf]

The above statement didn't work correctly because of "wrong" parameters in the Clear statement.

cominvk pD3DD9,Clear,0,0,D3DCLEAR_TARGET or D3DCLEAR_ZBUFFER,00205090h,dword (float doesn't work) 1.0, dword 0

Have a nice day.