Hi All!
I only start to use FASM and something I do not understand.
For example, there are several .obj files:
first.obj, second.obj, etc.
How I can link these files?
Furthermore, from the first I want to call the procedure, declared in the second.
Is it correctly to declare it in the first file on such manner:
extern MyProc (without the parameters)?
Or I must use other ways?
As a result I want to obtain the .bin - file.

Experts FASM can you help me???

This is the problem: bin file has no strictly defined layout - how the linker should know how to position and group segments?

I think what you want is not possible with MS linker. It is possible with linux ld using something called "linker script", but I think it is a bit advanced thing, I never used it.

But linking isn't the problem? How?

to link with MS linker to .exe, you just have to do something like this:

No idea.

This is one of those moments when I wonder if all the abstraction and obfuscation and complication of using programming languages and compilers was ever really worth it.

*pauses in contemplation*

It doesn't matter. The deed is done.

It is. You'll learn when you try to code something big, or try to mix other people's code to yours, etc...

It is true when:

(time to code function yourself) > (time to learn interface of function of 'other')
and (goal is to complete project in minimal time)

If you enjoy coding then maybe doing it yourself is the goal.

Sure, but if you want to reach big goals, "do everything yourself" may be impossible. For small goals it is fine, and for sure more fun than learrning other's interfaces.

I have a scripting engine and compiler I've been writing, and have reverse engineered three complete operating systems.

IDA Pro makes it easier for a reverser to understand a program than most programmers get from source code view. Yay for flow control graphs! I just wish I could click and type assembler into them.

daniel: hi - my response was meant for BitRake, - but still: if you want to make you your own project, go own, otherwise keep out of way. I don't mean ABSOLUTELY no harm, but stilll, it was WF