I have MASM32.
I downloaded the Platform SDK.
I can't find the specs for the function calls for asm.
I found them for C. I hate C.
Where are the specs for the function calls for asm?
I downloaded the Platform SDK.
I can't find the specs for the function calls for asm.
I found them for C. I hate C.
Where are the specs for the function calls for asm?
What do you mean "Fucntion Calls"?
You mean the C standard library? And the Masm equivallent? If so, look at the MASM32.hlp, M32LIB for sources, and MASM32.inc/MASM32.LIB for the includes. THere is a modest amount of "fucntion" to call in here.
If you mean a reference on the MASM32 assembler, do a search of the board for "Masm reference" there is a could web-based links in here somewhere, and a could .DOC downloads as well.
:alright:
NaN
You mean the C standard library? And the Masm equivallent? If so, look at the MASM32.hlp, M32LIB for sources, and MASM32.inc/MASM32.LIB for the includes. THere is a modest amount of "fucntion" to call in here.
If you mean a reference on the MASM32 assembler, do a search of the board for "Masm reference" there is a could web-based links in here somewhere, and a could .DOC downloads as well.
:alright:
NaN
JOHNLOGIC, welcome. :)
There aren't any specs in ASM for the API there are PROTOs for MASM that are created from the LIB files, and the PSDK was created for C/C++ programmers. Also, you might be able to find documentation on the web for other lanuages: Delphi, VB, etc... Most ASM programmers know and use other languages - even though ASM is always in their heart. Wish I could be more help.
There aren't any specs in ASM for the API there are PROTOs for MASM that are created from the LIB files, and the PSDK was created for C/C++ programmers. Also, you might be able to find documentation on the web for other lanuages: Delphi, VB, etc... Most ASM programmers know and use other languages - even though ASM is always in their heart. Wish I could be more help.
Find the API calls you want to make, then post here if you have any problems declaring and/or using them.