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blacky



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blacky 06 Jul 2007, 19:58
HEy all, been a while since ive programmed with fasm but like any lost soul i ve found my way back, but having an issue i never used to have..anything i compile cant seem to compile because im getting the error "File Not Found".

Ive used every include syntax to no avail.

Now i remember there was some setting you could add to the ini file that would allow you to use just "include 'file.inc' " as opposed to the %fasmin%, which also generates this error.. anyone care to shed some light?

Also what was that setting to add in the ini file.

thanks in advanced
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blacky



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blacky 06 Jul 2007, 20:03
Sorry, ive fixed my issue, simple 'search' came up with the results..

frustration can cloud your ability to just search yourself :p
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rugxulo



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rugxulo 12 Jul 2007, 20:28
You mean this? (Pasted here to save people the possibly long wait for slow forum to return search result.)

FASMW.INI wrote:

[Environment]
Include=c:\fasmw\include
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vador



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vador 18 Jul 2007, 13:11
it would be nice to have the IDE add this entry in the ini file on the first run, i did not know about this and what i've done was the masm way:
include "\fasm\include\win32a.inc"

really uggggggly!
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shoorick



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shoorick 18 Jul 2007, 14:37
it is general knowlege, nothing especial.
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calpol2004



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calpol2004 18 Jul 2007, 19:00
I just had exactly the same problem.

Heres how i solved it:

right click an .asm file and select properties then select "change" then choose the application which is using the modified config.ini file.

The problem comes from the computer using another copy of FASMW.exe with its own config.ini file (mine was using an older version app in a backup folder, only noticed because the one i thought it was using had a different version number).

When you select change you may find it wont actually change to it because it thinks the 2 files are the same and doesnt bother but changing the file name of one and using that one fixes this. If all else fails search your pc for all FASMW.ini files and add the following line to all:

[Environment]
Include = pathofincludefolder
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