I'd like to be able to do something like this:


but .num number is wrong, doesn't seem to work correctly.
Does anyone have a solution for this?
Matt (MadMatt)

.num is a local variable, and you can't define such variable statically. Only thing that you can do here is to add "mov [.num],116" just after the enter macro.

The procedure local variables doesn't exists in the compiled binary file. These variables are dinamically allocated in the stack on the entering procedure and they are also deallocated on exit. So, you must initialize them in the code.

Regards

Hmmm, all right, thanks guys. Looks like I'll have to find a work-around.
Matt (MadMatt)

you can do this: declare numbers or strings in the data section, and then load the values when you enter to a function, in fact that is what do the compilers, they cant like asm cant in fact initialize the stack directly.

Well I know that you can do that, but for large projects I needed the variables close at hand so I wouldn't have to scroll very far if I forgot a variable, or if I needed to add more constants/variables. Anyhow, I found a solution, so no more troubles.
Matt (MadMatt)