If this compiler is going in the direction it is going. Can we have it find its own base libraries of macros. This is like a common location to the compiler itself that it will find the basic functionality macos. Say fasmg is in a directory on a disk it can find its own include directories. This is not about environment variables on dos or linux; this is the common layout of its own directories. if we type "include '80386.inc' looks there first and then launching directory. Turbo pascal and Freepascal do this I knew the borland compilers did not need the complete directory in the system to do its articulation. Or add a command line for the include base directory...


I am just trying to make a boot sector and run into stupid headaches of things try to be and never learn from the basic functionality of other common tools that made the what they were...

see FASM1+FASMG AllInOne package:
libraries for fasm1 & fasmg realized separatedly: you can move both of them to anywhere you want, and manually change paths in ".ini"`s files accordingly.
https://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=19966
If you dislike my variant - realize your own.