how to write negative float value in MASM?

[dedndave]

i find INVOKE functionname, FP8(1.0), FP8(0.0), FP8(-1.0)  can't help the situation when a function PROTO is like this:
function PROTO :dword,:dword,:dword,:dword,:dword,:dword

that's because you are using 4-byte floats   :bg
try this, instead...

INVOKE functionname, FP4(1.0), FP4(0.0), FP4(-1.0)

[Farabi]

Put this above all of your include file.

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literal_double macro lit_double:vararg
local local_double

.data
local_double real8 lit_double

.code
exitm <local_double>
endm

literal_float MACRO lit_float:VARARG
LOCAL local_float
.data
local_float real4 lit_float
.code
EXITM <local_float>
ENDM

CFLT MACRO lit_float:VARARG
EXITM <literal_float(lit_float)>
ENDM


CDBL macro lit_double:vararg
exitm <literal_double(lit_double)>
endm


This is how do you use it

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invoke glVertex3f,CFLT(1.0),0,0


[GregL]

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[joemc]

just use directx.  I have switched myself. mostly because AutoCAD did. Whats good enough for them is good enough for me.

[supercoollee]

is there some extra requirements for using directx instead of opengl?
currently i only have MASM32 package downloaded from Hutch's site. this IDE is simple and lightweight and doesn't mess with my system. i like this kind of environment.  :thumbu
in fact, what i need is just an IDE which helps me create a standalone software, i don't need much fancy stuff, i don't like softwares which are 1GB in size.  :snooty:

[Farabi]

is there some extra requirements for using directx instead of opengl?
currently i only have MASM32 package downloaded from Hutch's site. this IDE is simple and lightweight and doesn't mess with my system. i like this kind of environment.  :thumbu
in fact, what i need is just an IDE which helps me create a standalone software, i don't need much fancy stuff, i don't like softwares which are 1GB in size.  :snooty:

Try using RadAsm.