INC file for MASM64

[GUAN DE DIO]

Hi everybody,

     I'm a MASM32 programmer and I want to star to work on 64 bit platform.

     I donwloaded the DSK for Windows XP 64 bit and I have the compiler (ml64.exe), linker, ... but I don't have the inc files for include directive.

     I tried to use the h2inc.exe programm to create the inc file but it didn't work.
     I tried to use the l2inc.exe to create the inc from the 64 bit libs but the resoult was the same :(

      Please, could you tell me the link necesary to get the inc files o the method to  generate them?
     
Thanks in advance,
GUAN

[Vortex]

You can download Jdoe's Azimut project the get the include files and import libraries for the 64-bit platform :

http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=7866.0

[jdoe]

You can download Jdoe's Azimut project the get the include files and import libraries for the 64-bit platform :

http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=7866.0

Right now I'm setting up my new web hosting and the existing link is not working. Should work in one day or two.

[GUAN DE DIO]

Thanks :D

I'm waiting for the web updating

GUAN

[GUAN DE DIO]

After reading the thread that you gave me I have some doubt about how to start coding on 64 bit.

I know the calling convention is diferent between 32 and 64 bit and this is a big point to take acount.
For doing our life easer in this point, a 'lister' made a .inc with a lot of MACROS for working like at 32 bit 

My intention is to work with ml64.exe and RADASM

In the thread there are some samples that use:

            include \masm32\include\XXXX.inc ; diferent of MACROS' lister
            and something like this
            invoke....
           LOCAL ...

I thought that it does not possible to use the macros INVOKE or LOCAL in 64 bits because these work wrong due to the new calling convetion.

please, Could you clarify me this point?

GUAN

[jdoe]

In the thread there are some samples that use:

            include \masm32\include\XXXX.inc ; diferent of MACROS' lister
            and something like this
            invoke....
           LOCAL ...

I thought that it does not possible to use the macros INVOKE or LOCAL in 64 bits because these work wrong due to the new calling convetion.

please, Could you clarify me this point?

GUAN

GUAN,

You must have read Win32 samples. You are right, no more INVOKE and LOCAL. For invoke, you must PUSH and CALL yourself. For local, another approach must be used in a way that you manage the stack yourself.

The attachment is a good example (I don't remember where I got it so I can't give credit to someone).

For sure, Win64 is not as easy as Win32   :bdg



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[Vortex]

Right now I'm setting up my new web hosting and the existing link is not working. Should work in one day or two.

Your project is nice. Keep up the good work.  :U

[GUAN DE DIO]

Thanks for the sample,

     So I was right.  As this section is for 64 platform I was confused with this kind of code here.

     Well, I'll try to make my first program in 64 bits :) with all the information I gather.

    Waiting for your host ;)


GUAN

[GUAN DE DIO]

Hi Jdoe,

       I got the AZIMUT.ZIP, it is a great job.

      But one thing. I was looking for the windows.inc file where it should have the windows structure definition but I did not find it.

      Which is the name of the file within the windows structure and definitions ?

Thanks,

GUAN

PS: I'm looking for the windows structure definition for 64 bits of course, :o)

[jdoe]

GUAN,

Constants and structures are not done yet. In fact I have them all for Win32 from an extraction process I did last winter.

You'll have to wait but don't expect them in the next few days.

[GUAN DE DIO]

OK Jdoe,

    Thanks for the work.

    I'm trying to configure the RADASM to work with ml64 when I  have some templates and the masm64.int finished I'll post my experience.

Best Regast,
GUAN