The new fasmg (version ibh2d) has a change that slightly breaks backward-compatibility and therefore I had to update some of the macro packages. I believe this is a good change, though - because it got rid of one of the problems of fasmg's initial design.

Earlier it was very easy for macro definition to cause an infinite recursion that was unwanted and unasked for. Therefore I have updated the syntax so that a macro can only be recursive when this is explicitly stated (with a ":" character after the name of the macro). With this syntax the assembler also ensures that such macro is treated like a constant and cannot be re-defined.

This change did in fact make some of the warnings in the documentation obsolete. I may need to update some older posts that showed workarounds for problems caused by the initial design. No such workarounds are needed anymore.

I've been playing around with DOS MZ EXE in fasmg and noticed I couldn't assemble labeled dw and dd. I think word and dword macros in mz.inc should have the ":" character. Not sure if it's the correct solution, but fasmg assembles after adding it.

Thank you for reporting this, I had it corrected in PE/ELF formatters but I forgot about MZ.