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OzzY 12 Sep 2005, 23:23
Hi!
I've seen lots of codes with equ's in it, like: MB_OK equ ... GENERIC_WRITE equ ... etc where people get these values from? |
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DataHunter2009 12 Sep 2005, 23:35
Errr... i guess you already know the answer to that question since you made the title "INC Files"... but yeah... from INC files.
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DataHunter2009 13 Sep 2005, 00:15
Might be some internally generated value... i dunno, I haven't really worked with assembly that much.
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13 Sep 2005, 00:15 |
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Jurgen 13 Sep 2005, 00:35
I guess these values all come from the platformsdk's include files.
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13 Sep 2005, 00:35 |
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Vortex 13 Sep 2005, 05:39
OzzY, you can have a look at my inc2in tool converting MASM function prototypes to Fasm function declarations :
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=588 _________________ Code it... That's all... |
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13 Sep 2005, 05:39 |
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decard 13 Sep 2005, 06:16
When I needed INC that wasn't in FASM package, I converted .H file from MinGW package...
Also, my website contains "include repository". There are more INC files than in FASM archive, maybe you will find here what you need: http://decard.net/fasmfresh.php?body=repository regards, decard |
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Reverend 13 Sep 2005, 15:24
All those equates are predefined by Microsoft and are all constant for all wroking processes. They were first posted in official Windows SDK and now are translated to FASM format and for any other Windows compiler I guess. If you miss any, try downloading LCC or Dev-C++ - free compilers and check 'includes' directory.
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