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Tomasz Grysztar
A quick hack that allows to find out: put the definition of such named symbol in the first line of source. Then the assembler is going to show you the error on a next definition, which was previously the first one.
Also, if I recall correctly, Fresh has a feature of going to the definition of symbol on demand. Or you could use the "symbols" .fas converter that comes with fasm in "tools" directory. Not that I consider it needless to have more information in the original error message, but cases like this were never a priority to me. |
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Roman
I use NotePad++
Find in files ! Very helpful. |
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