macro .stream arg
        \{      
                end if
                if cuRRent=lastcuRRent
                        streamcuRRent=\`arg
                        savedcuRRent=cuRRent
                        cuRRent='stream'
                if savedcuRRent=lastcuRRent
                        include entry_file
                end if
                        cuRRent=savedcuRRent
                        streamcuRRent='none'
                        savedcuRRent='none'
        \}
        macro .frame param
        \{
                end if
                if cuRRent='stream' &savedcuRRent=lastcuRRent &streamcuRRent=\`param
        \}
        streamcuRRent='none'    

1) Would you like to add RIP, RFL and at least 64 bytes from [RSP] to your complete error information?
2) Are you trying to make the code as unreadable as possible? Mixing code with data already makes it difficult to read. You've already placed a lot more here.

Don't you say C#/+ unreadable where data defined exactly before functions, as usual?

I read your source code from the screenshot.

In code that actively uses global variables after some development time, it can be difficult to find a place to declare such a variable.

In MASM or TASM you had to declare external to define the names used

I don't care about .code and .data

The "problem" is for FASM users only, don't you think? We don't need it if we don't have it?

I have such, and my .namespace is different from fasmg but lets me to past it without any worry of name mixing.

Then why are you posting it?

With .multisection only the length of the text increases by 4 times

Code:

    forward
        if cuRRent='idata'
                include entry_file
        end if    

Code:

forward
        if cuRRent='data'
                .endnamespace
                include entry_file
        end if    

Code:

forward
        if cuRRent='code'
                .endnamespace
                include entry_file
        end if    

Okay, not x4, but x3. All the same, this is a multiple increase in the text for the sake of the doubtful comfort of writing a program. For a large project, it's like death.

.data
        struc           MYD2D1LAYERS
        {       .GuiGeneral             MYLAYERSPROPS 1,1,1,1,\
                                                                100,100,150,150
        }       

        pGuiLayer               MYD2D1LAYERS
                .stream forLayer
        pGuiLayerEndStruct = $
...
.code
...
Render:
   rend textureone,0,0,50,50
   rend texturetwo,50,50,100,100
   rend...
   ...
    

It's not x3 or something, believe me.

So you don't even know what fasm does with its sources.

Before it comes to conditional statements, the sources must be loaded. The preprocessor does not process conditional statements. Thus, the text is processed in full after the preprocessor without exclusions.

Overclick wrote:

Do you have any example of perfect coding of huge projects by simple past subprograms by only single macros? I have such, and my .namespace is different from fasmg but lets me to past it without any worry of name mixing.

Judging by the approach used - no.

You were caught by the tongue. Don't try to get out of it.

Quote:

You were caught by the tongue. Don't try to get out of it.

Are you drunk? Did you see my screenshots? Пасху гуляешь?

So I say that you were caught by the tongue. This is the number of bytes in the output file. And you fill the buffer allocated above (1048576 kilobytes). Only and this is also only the length of the buffer, but not the number of bytes used in it.

ADD: Judging by what you gave out. The total length of the source text you have is about 10 kb. It doesn't look like a big project.