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Sorry, I'm not sure if that was a question. You ended with two question marks, so I think you are asking if winasm must be off the root like masm32.

If this was your question, the answer is no, but you need to change all the paths that start with \winasm in the programs to where ever you put it.

If you were just telling me you already knew that, and you indeed have winasm off the root, then I have no idea what the problem is. Does anyone else have any suggestions?

Try to load the attached project. It doesn't do anything, it's just to test if it can find the addin file. See if you get the same error.

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THANKS

IT WAS RESOLVED , SIMPLY I HAVE TO FIX THE
PATH OF "WAAddIn.inc" include file

AT THE THE TOP OF THE ".asm" FILE


BUT WITH YOUR SMALL TEST PROJECT I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO

IF THERE IS A WAY TO ADD OR REMOVE INC FILE BY ANOTHER WAY OTHER THEN CODE , PLEASE TELL ME HOW

I REPEAT , THANKS

THANKS A LOT
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That was just a test to see if winasm could find the file. It was never actually included into the code, it was just added to the project. If you don't also put an include statement in the code somewhere, it will not actually be used.

I think we all have to thank him because of his encouragement. He's one of the great guy's how want to help and teach anyone else. That is also excactly my intention. And that is one of the things why this forum is one of the greatest i've ever seen. Anyone will help each other if he is free and able to help you. Like Akyprian, Shoorick, Jupiter, JimG, Blues, Ragdog... and the others i've forgotton to mention.




Maybe this can help you with your problem:

You can copy "WAAddIn.inc" to "masm\include" folder and then use:

include WAAddIn.inc

instead of

include \WinAsm\Inc\WAAddIn.inc

or

include D:\YourFolderName\WinAsm\Inc\WAAddIn.inc

which indeed isn't perfect!

Like Jupiter said fixed/absolute path should not be your first choice. As far as I know you can use fasm addin from shoorick to use more than one include path. But I've never done that. Maybe he can give you a advice how to do that. There was a thread about absolute path in projects, but i can't find it at the moment. Maybe someone else remember the where this thread is.


Regards,

XeS

in this aspect fasm add-in only adds an environment for the project, so it is possible to not use fullpath in code, only filename. (if environment is properly set, what needs some handwork also, at least once)