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yoshimitsu



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yoshimitsu 28 Apr 2012, 21:34
I'd like to write a macro which includes a corresponding file depending on the generated code like
Code:
if use32
  include '32bitfile'
else if use64
  include '64bitfile'
end if    

Is there an official way for this or do I have to use a virtual-trick like
Code:
local x64
virtual
 nop [eax]
 load x64 from $$
 if x64 = 67h
  x64 = 1
 else
  x64 = 0
 end if
end virtual

if x64
 display '64bit'
else
 display '32bit'
end if    


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Post 28 Apr 2012, 21:34
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JohnFound



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JohnFound 28 Apr 2012, 22:12
There is no official way. But IMHO the trick with virtual is OK.
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baldr



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baldr 02 Jun 2012, 21:37
yoshimitsu,

Probably somewhat quirky solution can be found there. Note that your mix of preprocessor's and interpreter's directives going to include both files.

Unless you're cross-compiling, include "%Processor_Architecture%.finc" with properly defined x86.finc and such will fit the bill.
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revolution
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revolution 02 Jun 2012, 22:16
baldr wrote:
Note that your mix of preprocessor's and interpreter's directives going to include both files.
Yes, both files are included but they are still assembled within the if/else/end if context. This may or mat not work depending upon the exact contents of the two files.
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