USE_NO_PAYLOAD equ 1
USE_RESOURCE_SEGMENT_FOR_PAYLOAD equ 0
USE_DATA_SEGMENT_FOR_PAYLOAD equ 0

include 'win32ax.inc'
include 'w32_payload_constants.inc'
include 'useful_macros32.inc'

.data
include 'data_segment32.inc'

if USE_NO_PAYLOAD = 0
if USE_RESOURCE_SEGMENT_FOR_PAYLOAD = 0
if USE_DATA_SEGMENT_FOR_PAYLOAD = 0
if FILE_IS_DIFFERENT_SEGMENTS = 1
include 'w32_payload_data.inc'
end if
end if

if defined USE_DATA_SEGMENT_FOR_PAYLOAD = 1
include 'w32_payload_text.inc'
include 'w32_payload_data.inc'
include 'w32_payload_idata.inc'
end if
end if
end if
    

match 0, USE_NO_PAYLOAD {
  include '...'
}    

kiselevd2002: You can use match instead of if to make conditional includes.

Code:

match 0, USE_NO_PAYLOAD {
  include '...'
}    

In fasm INCLUDE is a preprocessor's directive, while IF is directive of the assembler. At the time when the source text is assembled, all preprocessing has already been done, so by the time the assembler sees the IF construct, INCLUDE statements have already been unrolled.

If you tried the same with fasmg, which has preprocessor and assembler combined into one, you'd get what you expected here.

revolution wrote:

kiselevd2002: You can use match instead of if to make conditional includes.

Code:

match 0, USE_NO_PAYLOAD {
  include '...'
}    

This does not work either... I tried.

match =0, USE_NO_PAYLOAD {
  include '...'
}