how to get the ICON System of a file

[GUAN DE DIO]

Hi everybody,

    I want to get the ICON shown in the Explorer for the files.

    I tried with this code:

    lea rdi,[rsi].PROCESSENTRY32.szExeFile  ;; rsi is a pointer to PROCESSENTRY32 struct
   
    invoke SHGetFileInfo,rdi,NULL,addr sh,sizeof SHFILEINFO,SHGFI_SYSICONINDEX or SHGFI_SMALLICON
   @IF <<cmp rax,0>>,EQUAL?
   invoke MessageBox,NULL,NULL,NULL,MB_OK
   @ENDIF

   sh is a variable SHFILEINFO type

  The SHFILEINFO struct that I have is the follows:

SHFILEINFOA STRUCT
  hIcon                QWORD       ?
  iIcon                 DWORD       ?
  dwAttributes      DWORD       ?
  szDisplayName     BYTE        MAX_PATH DUP(?)
  szTypeName       BYTE        80 dup(?)
SHFILEINFOA ENDS

The API SHGetFileInfo allways returns NULL  I don't know what is wrong in my code. Maybe the structure is not right?

GUAN

[ToutEnMasm]

Hello,
seems that the structure has a bad size,and the function use it.
Bad size ? return zero
the best source for header files is here
http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=8542.msg62123#msg62123

SHFILEINFOA   STRUCT
   hIcon DWORD ? ; out: icon
   iIcon DWORD ? ; out: icon index
   dwAttributes DWORD ? ; out: SFGAO_ flags
   szDisplayName BYTE MAX_PATH dup (?) ; out: display name (or path)
   szTypeName BYTE 80 dup (?) ; out: type name
SHFILEINFOA      ENDS

typedef struct _SHFILEINFOA
{
        HICON       hIcon;                      // out: icon
        int         iIcon;                      // out: icon index
        DWORD       dwAttributes;               // out: SFGAO_ flags
        CHAR        szDisplayName[MAX_PATH];    // out: display name (or path)
        CHAR        szTypeName[80];             // out: type name
} SHFILEINFOA;

[GUAN DE DIO]

Hi,
>Bad size ? return zero

Yes I know that, but the problem is that I'm working on 64 bits platform.
The translations in masm of some varaibles like HANDLE, HICON, ... are in QWORD, so the Structure

SHFILEINFOA   STRUCT
   hIcon DWORD ? ; out: icon
   iIcon DWORD ? ; out: icon index
   dwAttributes DWORD ? ; out: SFGAO_ flags
   szDisplayName BYTE MAX_PATH dup (?) ; out: display name (or path)
   szTypeName BYTE 80 dup (?) ; out: type name
SHFILEINFOA      ENDS


It 's incorrect in my case, this is the structe for 32 bits

Do you have the right structure for 64 bits?

GUAN 

[ToutEnMasm]

The sdk has two set of library 32 and x64 but not two set of headers.
There is a difference on a few variables with W64 and WIN64 but that all.
Be sure to use the good library.