does idle proc get assembled?

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vbVeryBeginner

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vbVeryBeginner 04 Nov 2004, 10:54

hi,
i wish to ask one question.

assuming we are doing a format PE GUI 4.0 application.
and we write a proc that we didn't use, so in your oppinion, "Does FASM assembles your 'idle proc' into final app or not?"

any idea to force the fasm to assembles the idel proc?

sincerely,
sulaiman chang

04 Nov 2004, 10:54

pelaillo
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pelaillo 04 Nov 2004, 12:39

An unused proc is not assembled due to the proc macro, created to do it that way.

To fool the macro, you could do something like:

YourIdleProc = 1

anywhere on the code

04 Nov 2004, 12:39

revolution
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revolution 04 Nov 2004, 22:02

The "proc" macro has the "if used" line. You can create your own version of the proc macro and remove the "if used name" and "end if" lines.

04 Nov 2004, 22:02

JohnFound

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JohnFound 06 Nov 2004, 11:16

Or simply to create something like:

Code:

virtual at 0
  call YourProc   ; now the procedure is "used" and will be compiled.
end virtual

Regards

06 Nov 2004, 11:16

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