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Hi everyone!

Here is simple code written in fasm coff that can be debugged on the source level with the WinDbg. It is possible because of the "pecvt.exe" created by strap89 from Russia
You can find him here: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=9791

It is possible to link .obj created with pecvt.exe, but it must be linked with newer linker.
I have used:"Microsoft ® Incremental Linker Version 8.00.50727.42"
So, what I have done is copied VC folder from "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0\VC" to my C drive and called linker from there and everything runs smooth.


Now I can debug FASM coff files with WinDbg in source mode

P.S.
Open mscoff.exe with the WinDbg

Here is example:

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Nice, thank you for the contribution.

Thanks for nice words Jesus, my pleasure


I have here another example

To be able to build it you ned to have these tools in masm32\bin:

1. BCC55 make.exe
2. pecvt.exe
3. newer link.exe (my is 'Microsoft ® Incremental Linker Version 8.00.50727.42'

I also use 'Microsoft ® Macro Assembler Version 8.00.50727.42'

they both come with Microsoft SDK 6.0

You need also a newest wafasm.dll 1.80...

set up Add-Ins>Add-Ins Manager>FASM support v 1.80.1>configure
MAKE:
Type Path to the make utility
MAKE %masm32%\bin\make.exe

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Here is "Hello world example" that Wortex sent to me because we tested printf function
it is called 'Printf'

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couple fixes around scan:
1.in makefile scanning must go before assembling:

2.it is possible just turn on "Scan on Go All" to perform scanning each time "Go All" executed. if yes - no need to have it in the makefile.

regards!


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