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Patrick_

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Patrick_ 15 Apr 2006, 17:59

Maybe I'm just looking in all of the wrong places, but where is the macro 'ccall' defined? Reading other posts, it seems to be in 'cdecl.inc'. If so, where can I find that file? I've looked everywhere to no avail.

15 Apr 2006, 17:59

TDCNL

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TDCNL 15 Apr 2006, 18:00

cinvoke

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Patrick_

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Patrick_ 15 Apr 2006, 18:03

I get 'illegal instruction'. I didn't include anything, by the way.

And just so you know, I'm using Linux.

15 Apr 2006, 18:03

Patrick_

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Patrick_ 15 Apr 2006, 18:14

Alright, I included the include files from fasmw, but I get an error:

Quote:

func.inc [280]:
cinvoke socket, PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0
include/macro/proc32.inc [45] cinvoke [8]:
call [proc]
error: undefined symbol.

I probably don't need this macro, but I'd like to have it. How would I call C functions without it? Would I push each argument, or move them to eax, ebx, ecx... ?

15 Apr 2006, 18:14

UCM

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UCM 15 Apr 2006, 22:01

uuuh.. it seems that `socket' doesn't exists. maybe you should define it somewhere... Razz

15 Apr 2006, 22:01

madmatt

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madmatt 15 Apr 2006, 22:54

You'll have to include the INCLUDE/APIA/WSOCK32.INC in your imports section, also include INCLUDE/EQUATES/WSOCK32.INC at the start of your program. look at the examples programs to see where and how to do this.

15 Apr 2006, 22:54

TDCNL

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TDCNL 19 Apr 2006, 19:52

you can also do this

Code:

include 'win32ax.inc'

then do this:

Code:

.code
program:

;your code here

end program

Then the program automatically makes the import table for you and you don't have to define the API 'socket' Wink

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