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Coty 09 Jun 2010, 02:10
@tyler, linux mint 9 i386... works perfectly Thanks, this is nice. and may help many people.
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goldenspider 25 Sep 2011, 06:03
Here is the GdiPlus APIs, translated from GdiPlus SDK.
It took me half a day, hope useful to you. INCLUDE: API\gdiplus.inc EQUATES\gdiplus.inc PCOUNT\gdiplus.inc ;================ struc GUID def { match d1=,d2=,d3=,d4, def \{ .Data1 dd d1 .Data2 dw d2 .Data3 dw d3 .Data4 db d4 \} } ;You can define GUID: ImageFormatPNG GUID <0xb96b3caf,0x0728,0x11d3,0x9d,0x7b,0x00,0x00,0xf8,0x1e,0xf3,0x2e>
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Akujin 23 Oct 2011, 06:31
Usage:
Drag and Drop a masm32 include file over the M2F.exe if the program dont crash! you obtain a fasm compatible include file in c:\ a message box will confirm the successful operation. Only prototype extracted, EQU and Structs ignored! Dont use EXTIA include type! Dont try windows.inc! UPDATED!
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Madis731 24 Oct 2011, 09:14
Is your version numbering binary and/or logarithmic? What's your incrementation policy?
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Akujin 26 Oct 2011, 19:44
315 Flat includes! No API errors this time! PCOUNT on separate files EQUATES and STRUCTS ready but that's another story!...(NOT included!) Madis731 Just used a CYA with a RZG version number feel free to mail me if you dont get it! Notes Kernel32 and others appears twice: kernel32.inc and kernl32p.inc include ending with 'p' are most up to date. Manual editing is still required for some includes. New M2Fx Tools included in a sub folder. Regards.
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LocoDelAssembly 01 Feb 2012, 01:54
FYI, madmatt provided a new update recently: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=13931
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shadowomf 28 Mar 2012, 08:15
Hello,
I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this. I have made a few headers on my own for a planned cross-platform game. The game will propably not happen, but maybe someone else needs the includes. There are headers for: freeglut - which supports that you keep control of your event loop (unlike the original GLUT) OpenAL Soft - an updated open source version of OpenAL SI (sample implementation) physicsfs - which handles cross platform I/O and archive access (pak, zip, 7z, ...) and provides helpers to get the application and user path on all platforms (e.g. PHYSFS_setSaneConfig) OpenGL - I generated these from more current specs, most of the time you propably would want to use the defaults shipped with fasm Each library has it's own folder, which contains at most the following three files: equ.inc - defines and structs api.inc - imports ptr.inc - can be used to store the pointers for extension functions (OpenGL, OpenAL), you still have to get them yourself Note, I don't ship the binaries, but there are relativly easy to build (at least with visaul studio and cmake). I choose the libraries because they all allow dynamic linking without publishing your source code. The includes have not been thoroughly tested. They will propably only work on Windows in 64bit applications, but I haven't tested it. Most of them were created by a python script and some notepad++ regex magic. If I find the time I will make a clean script that I can publish. If you can give me any feedback (especially on how to create headers that can be used on linux, unix, bsd or whatever) I would try to add this to the script. One more thing, is there any way to prevent polluting the global "namespace" when you use libraries? My current approach to this is adding <libraryname>§ before all functions, structs and equates, but it isn't pretty. Example kernel32§CreateThread. Note the attached includes are clean and don't contain this "feature". -Christoph
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