Trouble with file length under Win64

[TouEnMasm]

you're right. It was my thought error.

No!,if the error is here,this one is given by the modified msvcrt.
In 32 and 64 bits,the printf function (used by vc_printf) pass it's argument by values not by adress.
It is the vc_printf function who is wrong.
The sample(s) i have posted,use  the printf function and you can verify this.

printf PROTO cproto :XMASM , :VARARG
;cproto is c in 32 bits and fastcall in 64

[hutch--]

Yves,

If you bothered to look in the 32 bit "msvcrt.inc" file you would see how its done properly.

  ; ------------------------------------------
  ; prototypes for EXPORT msvcrt functions
  ; ------------------------------------------

    c_msvcrt typedef PROTO C :VARARG
........
    externdef _imp__printf:PTR c_msvcrt
    crt_printf equ <_imp__printf>

Calling the function still requires passing the right arguments to it.

[TouEnMasm]

In the given sample in 64 bits,value is definad as follow:

Value              dq -1                 ; number to print
uint64_format      db "%I64u", 0         ; unsigned long long

using the official msvcrt and printf to show value,write it like that

invoke     printf, addr uint64_format,value,value            ;not addr value

Where is the error ?

[Vortex]

using the official msvcrt and printf to show value,write it like that

invoke     printf, addr uint64_format,value,value            ;not addr value

Where is the error ?

That the correct way. Mentioned already in my message :

http://masm32.com/board/index.php?topic=9186.msg100864#msg100864

[jj2007]

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include \Masm32\MasmBasic\Res\JBasic.inc ; ## builds in 32- or 64-bit mode with UAsm, ML, AsmC ##
MyQword dq 12345678901234567890
Init ; OPT_64 1 ; put 0 for 32 bit, 1 for 64 bit assembly
  jinvoke crt_printf, Chr$("The value is %I64u"), MyQword
  Inkey Chr$(13, 10, 10, "This program was assembled with ", @AsmUsed$(1), " in ", jbit$, "-bit format.")
EndOfCode

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The value is 12345678901234567890

This program was assembled with ml64 in 64-bit format.

[hutch--]

This is the correct prototype for 64 bit MASM.

externdef __imp_printf:PPROC
vc_printf equ <__imp_printf>

If Yves wants to use the C library, it involves any extra overhead from doing so. In 64 bit MASM the libraries DO NOT HAVE the linker argument count that the 32 bit versions have.