This code works fine.
invoke MessageBox,
0,
ADDR szMsg,
ADDR szDlgTitle,
MB_OK
This doesn't
invoke (What should I put here to work?)
MessageBox,
0,
ADDR szMsg,
ADDR szDlgTitle,
MB_OK
How can I tell the assembler to interpret two rows as one?
For instance, on a makefile I can do this:
proj_obj = $(OUTD)/main.obj $(OUTD)/write.obj $(OUTD)/fatal.obj &
$(OUTD)/womputil.obj $(OUTD)/direct.obj $(OUTD)/posndir.obj
Is there an equivalent for &?
Sergiu,
Line continuation is usually done with a backslash character. For invoke, a trailing comma does the job, too.
Quote from: jj2007 on February 24, 2010, 02:11:56 AM
Sergiu,
Line continuation is usually done with a backslash character. For invoke, a trailing comma does the job, too.
Thank you very much! That's exactly what I was looking for. My programs will be much easier to read (for me).