And how in fasm macro I converted float text "5.55" to fasm data dd 5.55 ?
Now I using my program for converting text to binary file.

For this highly specialized task not related to assembly, you can write a separate converter in fasm, which will separately convert data from text to binary form and save it in a block embedded in the main program via the file directive.

According to the same principle, the reader of the list of functions exported from the dll was written, recently updated by me here.

You don't need to convert anything when "v 5.55" is just a macro call.
But I'm sorry, I forgot that with fasm you cannot simply filter out the "#" comment lines. Once more, what fasmg solves easily, fasm 1 cannot.

By the way, you can also combine fasmg and fasm 1 in a single project, if needed, using fasmg as a preprocessor to solve all the harder problems and then pass the easy job to fasm.