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alorent



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alorent 07 Jan 2006, 09:57
Hello,

I have been reading through the documentation and preprocessor tutorials, but not luck on my "weird" issue.

I have a strange configuration where I'm migrating from MASM to FASM, so, my application is composed by several MASM files (OBJs) and new FASM files and I compile all together and it works fine.

My problem is that I have to share some "include" files (with just EQU definitions) between my MASM and FASM files but those include files have inside other include files with more EQUs definition.

The problem is that MASM uses the syntax:

include MyFileInc.inc

and FASM

include 'MyFileInc.inc"


My question is if there is any macro that allows FASM to accept:

include MyFileInc.inc ; without the ' '

So, it will accept other include files from MASM which have inside more "include" lines.

I'd love to have all files in FASM, hence this problem disappear, but that's not possible for me due to size of project.

Thanks.
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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 07 Jan 2006, 10:16
As long as the path doesn't contain slashes, backslashes, nor spaces, you could use such macro:
Code:
macro incmasm [file]
 { include `file }
INCLUDE fix incmasm

; example:
INCLUDE win32a.inc    

(note the case-sensitivity).

But, since MASM includes use EQU, it may cause some problems, because in fasm there are some important differences between EQU and =, and they make = more appropriate for numerical equates.
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alorent



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alorent 07 Jan 2006, 10:45
Thank you very much! Very Happy
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