Greets,
I worked on Icz_stuff for a while.
API is great, but i need to get more into asm itself.
So i am here.
?1) Pls, What is a good forum for GoAsm/EasyCode support?
Is this it?
I have EC set up as follows:
C:\masm32\EasyCode.Ms
?2) How should I set up GoAsm/EasyCode?
C:\GoAsm\EasyCode.Go
Thanks...vmars
Also, where can i download the
SDK (Software Development Kit)
recommended in Jeremy Gordon's
http://www.godevtool.com/
I am running win7 & xp,
does that mean that i have to download just the win7 sdk or both?
I want to develop for both environments,
probably write in win7 ==> *.exe
and also recompile for xp ==> *.exe
I am having trouble finding these on msdn,
as Gomer would say "surprise surprise!".
Thanks...vmars
Quote from: vmars316 on June 15, 2011, 06:44:49 PM
?2) How should I set up GoAsm/EasyCode?
C:\GoAsm\EasyCode.Go
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Oops, I missed this:
Get the latest version of Easy Code GoAsm here (May 6, 2011)]
http://easycode.cat/English/Download/EasyCodeGoAsm1060004Eng.zip
Thanks...vmars
Greets,
Trying to setup:
EC/Tools/Settings
There are two entries i don't know what to specify:
1) On the Tools TAB: "Debugger Path"
2) On the Compile/link TAB "Library compiler"
Where can I download these from?
Thanks...vmars
Quote from: vmars316 on June 16, 2011, 03:14:57 AM
There are two entries i don't know what to specify:
1) On the Tools TAB: "Debugger Path"
2) On the Compile/link TAB "Library compiler"
For the debugger, try Ollydbg
And for the library compiler, try lib.exe (included in MASM32), or polib.exe (from Pelles C)
Thanks tmx,
got'em.
But i have another prob:
In EC/help
all the help files work fine.
Except, 'win32 help':
what it gives me in instead is
an html listing of directory: C:\EasyCode.Go\GoASM\Help
I have both win32.HLP and win32.GID
Thanks...vmars316
The 'win32 help' menu option opens the file specified in the "Win32 help path" of the "Tools" tab of the "Tools->Settings" menu.
Ramon
Quote from: Ramon Sala on June 16, 2011, 10:48:06 PM
The 'win32 help' menu option opens the file specified in the "Win32 help path" of the "Tools" tab of the "Tools->Settings" menu.
Ramon
Yes, I got that part right.
I downloaded a diff version of win32.hlp
and all is well.
win32.hlp = Microsoft® Win32® Programmer's Reference , right ?
Thanks...vmars
Right!