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Bob++



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Bob++ 19 Mar 2013, 04:25
how do I avoid duplicated files in fasm? I trying to implement include guard but I can't see how to do this by using fasm preprocessor.
Thanks in advance.
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baldr 19 Mar 2013, 05:22
Bob++,

It's a recurring question, search yields the following:
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edfed 20 Mar 2013, 10:47
you can also structure your code in order to don't need include guards.
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revolution 20 Mar 2013, 10:55
edfed wrote:
you can also structure your code in order to don't need include guards.
But it is nice not to be forced to structure in such a way. Having standard includes that can then include their own dependencies is a nice feature that I try to support locally in my setup.
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Bob++ 23 Mar 2013, 19:33
baldr,thanks very much. I'm using a nice implementation with macros Smile
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baldr 23 Mar 2013, 20:11
Bob++,

Includes seem to be ultimate way to take piece of code as a whole (or ignore it thereof Wink)
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