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RolandofGilead
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QUOTE (RolandofGilead @ Dec 18 2009, 09:41 PM)

I have the fasminc environment variable set to my fasmw include directory, but it still can't find win32a.inc

You have to set include environment variable rather than fasminc.


RolandofGilead
New Member Group: Members Posts: 3 Member No.: 30114 Joined: 17-December 09	That also did not work, sorry qfly. What is the exact name of the environment var I need to set? Before I checked this thread again, I switched from include 'win32a.inc to include '%fasminc%\win32a.inc' and it found win32a.inc but now chokes on include 'macro/struct.inc' the very first include in win32a.inc I'd prefer to not rewrite every include I ever encounter. I have a workaround, using 'Include' rather than 'include' makes scan skip that file.


shoorick
Extremely Active Member Group: Admins Posts: 2301 Member No.: 160 Joined: 22-June 04	unfortunately, it is intentional behavior. alternatively, it is possible to use "whole" import (see FASM\API folder) or manually created import, as used in 99% fasm sources, or writing another tool for scanning import (who will do it?)

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