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lilainst



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lilainst 03 Aug 2004, 00:43
I found many examples use 'win32a.inc' , but I don't have one.
Can you tell me where to download?
Thanks. Smile
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coconut



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coconut 03 Aug 2004, 00:48
download fasmw package, in include folder
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BlueOwl



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BlueOwl 03 Aug 2004, 09:12
And if it still asks for it, you should add this to your fasmw.inc. (if your fasmw path is c:\fasmw):

[Environment]
Fasminc = c:\fasmw\include
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Matrix



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Matrix 06 Sep 2004, 05:55
For some people it is not an easy thing to locate the files he/she has downloaded and then decompressed to a previously created folder, and then run fasmw.exe once to let it create fasmw.inc file, and then set up the environment in that file, so
i whould suggest Privalov to put the code in the compiler Very Happy
u know, when they execute it first time, it uses "paramstr(0)" - ( the location of itself ) \ include directory as default directory location, so this way newbies won't be facing this kind of problems Smile
MATRIX
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