In MASM after this Win procedure:
invoke wsprintf a,b,c

=====================================
add esp, x ; x = number of parameters * 4bytes
; x = 0Ch
=====================================

if use "call wsprintf" then "add esp, x" is not ADDED!!

In fasm "add esp, x" is not added in any case!!

Please check this!!!

You use, 'cinvoke wsprintf,a,b,c'
This is because wsprintf uses the C calling convention instead of the STDCALL calling convention.
(P.S. This question has been asked about 4+ times now. Oh well.)

So, where I can get the list about of usage all windows-procedures? (invoke or cinvoke)?

Just look at 'include\macro\proc32.inc', and at http://flatassembler.net/docs.php?article=win32

wsprintf is the only Win32 function that uses C calling convention. Check the FASM main page for documentation and download the windows help files. The "Win32 Programmer's Reference" has all the gory details about input/output arguments, structures, etc.

I assumed, that "invoke" should know as to process any function.
It is strange, as it is made in MASM.



Thanks.

invoke in masm32 doesn't correcly fix unaligned (8-bit or 16-bit) parameters before pushing them into the stack. That's one of the many reasons I hate macros and never use 'em in my code.