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metalfishx



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metalfishx 16 Oct 2004, 14:28
Hello masters!
I have sometime trying to study the fasm macros... but.. you know, newbye.. Smile
The motivation is because i think, with the power that fasm macros have (as i saw) theres i think can be a WAY to make CLASSES in fasm.
So, im wondering ¿some one of the masters here have planned or developed something like this?
For example, i think something like:
CLASS tete
PRIVATED
.name dd ?
PUBLIC
.bla dd ?
PROC TeteInit

ENDCLASS

classproc tete.TeteInit,name,bla
mov eax,[name]
return
endcp


section '.data'......

newteteclass tete

start:
newclass newtestclass,tete
invokeclass newtestclass.TeteInit,strName,strBla


etc, etc...
This is just how i imagine that can be in the code.. but im wondering how to do it ussing macros or something.. but with classes, mmm!!!! fasm will be very powerfull.. i can imagine... windows api classes... ogl classess... etc...

Smile

Maybe im crazy? Smile

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decard



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decard 16 Oct 2004, 14:36
Check this: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=1421. But private/public members... that might be a problem.
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metalfishx



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metalfishx 16 Oct 2004, 15:25
Hey, thnaks, this looks good.. ill try to studdy the macros...I think this can be good to make good things for fasm... Smile
Thanks decard..!
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