Hi
I'm using this
rem straight out of assmbl.bat in C:\masm32\bin that i think the masm32 editor uses
if exist %1.obj del %1.obj
if exist %1_omfd.obj del %1_omfd.obj
\masm32\bin\ml /c /coff %1.asm > asmbl.txt
if errorlevel 0 dir %1.* >> asmbl.txt
\masm32\tview.exe asmbl.txt
in a batch file i.e. with other commands both before and after
and am getting this
Assembling: my_masm1.asm
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ASCII build
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Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 1C5D-3761
Directory of C:\my_delphi\my_cbuilder2006\proj8
15/05/2013 11:50 298 my_masm1.asm
15/05/2013 18:11 916 my_masm1.obj
2 File(s) 1,214 bytes
0 Dir(s) 130,321,326,080 bytes free
pop up in a separate window requiring me to close it.
Instead, I'd like this output to come up in the same console (as all the other stuff in the batch file does)
i.e. so that everything just happens in sequence without any user intervention.
If this possible...I'd be grateful for advice re how you do it.
Thank you in anticipation.
Hi bobl,
For building console applications, open \masm32\bin\buildc.bat :
.
.
:TheEnd
pause
Replace pause with REM pause.
Thanks Vortex
I just realised that it was me who was creating that popup window with...
\masm32\bin\ml /c /coff %1.asm > asmbl.txt
if errorlevel 0 dir %1.* >> asmbl.txt
\masm32\tview.exe asmbl.txt
and that cutting it down to...
\masm32\bin\ml /c /coff %1.asm
eliminates the popup and need for user intervention.
Having said that i wasn't aware of buildc.bat so thank you for the direction.
I'll have a look at that!
Yes...that looks very helpful.
Thanks
I am glad if I could help you.