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vbVeryBeginner 27 Dec 2004, 06:02
it is a tutorial :-p,
it is for beginner


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vid
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vid 27 Dec 2004, 21:04
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macro 17 (result)
flat assembler version 1.56
macro.txt [53]:
m_message 0x2222,0x4444,0x6666
macro.txt [51] m_message [4]:
mov edx,p2
error: invalid operand.

funny one! But instruction is "mov edx," here, not "mov edx,p2" (and fasmw outputs it that way, i don't know how about console fasm but i quess it should output it same)
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vbVeryBeginner 28 Dec 2004, 00:32
well, the console one really output mov edx,p2 :-p
and i check with fasmw, it only output mov edx, as u claimed Smile

why? r they using different architecture?
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vid 28 Dec 2004, 20:55
interesting, fasmw DOES have somewhat different core i think, but this is really strange, I quess due to FASM philosophy they should beheave same way. Privalov?
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Tomasz Grysztar 29 Dec 2004, 12:04
Console versions display the source line - the exact copy of the line from the source file. Since FASMW selects that line in the editor, there is no need to copy it again. Instead FASMW displays additionally the preprocessed symbols of the line that caused an error, in case when the error happened after or during the preprocessing of that line. It is not related to core in any way, FASMW's interface shows just a bit more of information.
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vid 29 Dec 2004, 14:40
console fasm could display it too (instead of highlighting it displays source code line number), it may help finding preprocessor bugs.
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