Problem with macro 'pushd'

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Dunduk

Joined: 08 Sep 2003
Posts: 38
Location: Russia

Dunduk 08 Sep 2003, 02:51

Hi there,
I tried to use 'pushd' macro by using 'addr' in invoke. And it caused error:

Code:

  lea edx,..arg
   error: invalid operand

I change 'lea edx,..arg' by 'lea edx,[..arg]' --- and it worked.
And I think that this:

Code:

    if ..opcode = 0A1h
      push arg
    else
      lea edx,[..arg]
      push edx
    end if

is a little wrong. I think it must be like:

Code:

    if ..opcode = 0A1h
      lea edx,[..arg]
      push edx
    else
      push arg
    end if

May be I'm wrong because I'm newbie. Tell me please anyone how it must look. (sorry for my english Embarassed

)

08 Sep 2003, 02:51

scientica
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scientica 08 Sep 2003, 04:43

Could you please who us the invoke line, are you "sending" any locals/agruments as parameters to the function you are invoking/calling?

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08 Sep 2003, 04:43

Dunduk

Joined: 08 Sep 2003
Posts: 38
Location: Russia

Dunduk 08 Sep 2003, 04:50

scientica wrote:

Could you please who us the invoke line, are you "sending" any locals/agruments as parameters to the function you are invoking/calling?

For example:

Code:

invoke MessageBox, NULL, addr msg, msg, MB_OK
...
msg db 'Example',0

Maybe I'm mistaken using such syntax? I don't know...

08 Sep 2003, 04:50

Tomasz Grysztar

Joined: 16 Jun 2003
Posts: 8367
Location: Kraków, Poland

Tomasz Grysztar 08 Sep 2003, 13:56

You are using the old, buggy version of that macro, I've updated the 1.49 package with the new version, please download and use it.

08 Sep 2003, 13:56

Dunduk

Joined: 08 Sep 2003
Posts: 38
Location: Russia

Dunduk 09 Sep 2003, 04:51

Privalov wrote:

You are using the old, buggy version of that macro, I've updated the 1.49 package with the new version, please download and use it.

Thanks. I thought it was something wrong with my head Smile

09 Sep 2003, 04:51

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