Hi, TBRANSO1!
http://masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=4190.msg54978#msg54978
Yeah, I was scanning through your tutes,. Since I have a project in mind now, I will need to look through those tutorials more deeply.
However, I still have no idea what your win64.inc library contains. Can you provide a download link to it, as well as any lib files that works with it? Do you use WASM, because no hard feelings, but I don't want to use yet another assembler or compiler. Since, I dabble in Rust, Elixir, Nim, Ruby, Python, Crystal, D, C and C++, they all got their prefer thing, same with different IDE's recommending different compilers, jeesh. I've got compiler / assembler confusion on my system now, with copies of LLVM, CLANG, CL, GNU GCC (different versions), CYGWIN, MSYS, MASM, NASM... it gets me and my computer confused when I have to write makefiles about which f**ing thing I am using with all the different flags. I mostly stick with GNU GCC/G++ for POSIX/*NIX stuff, MS CL for their C++ stuff, and to MASM for assembly, and use NASM for *UNIX.
I would be afraid to delete any off the system since they're probably so interlinked and I would mess things up, badly :shock:
I just find learning all of the different syntaxes with all of the different assemblers way too much learn right now... I finally feel very comfortable with MASM and MASM32.
I finally got a firmer understanding of the stack in x64, but it is theoretical, now I have to actually do it. I am going to do my project in x86 first, then port to x64.