Hello,
I try to compile various source of Jwasm and Uasm.
There is various errors who are generarated and not too much hard to correct.
One in particular put me on the trouble and is generated by the isspace on a comment ( comment or ;)
The error is a debug assertion failed given by the isspace function
Any experiment on this ?.
isspace is just a macro.
ucrt might have a low level function for it.
EDIT: ucrtbase have a function for it.
You can use Pelles C and UASM (Timo make some tools...)
MS Visual C++ is good for UAsm, i just wanted sources to be in C and be compilable with several compilers.
Even i made suggestions of changes for Pelles C, UAsm should be in current C format, not in Microsoft own C++ format.
isspace() has problems to handle some characters
I was using before character "¦'' in .for() loop which is 0xA6, and isspace() was stumbling on it
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Found the problem
c proto // _Check_return_ _CRT_JIT_INTRINSIC _ACRTIMP int __cdecl isspace(_In_ int _C); // _C is int = DWORD
here what wait the function
static void StartComment(
const char *p ) <<< passed a char
/***************************************/
{
while ( zisspace( *p ) ) p++;
if ( *p == NULLC ) {
EmitError( COMMENT_DELIMITER_EXPECTED );
return;
}
ModuleInfo.inside_comment = *p++;
if( strchr( p, ModuleInfo.inside_comment ) )
ModuleInfo.inside_comment = NULLC;
return;
}
so i have replace isspace par zisspace following what say msdn of the function
Quote
int __cdecl zisspace(_In_ char _C)
{
int result=0;
if (_C == 0x0D | _C == 0x20 | _C == 0x09)
result = 1;
return result;
}
+ corrections of local non initialised to 0
:eusa_dance: Now I have a JWASM 2.13 builded by myself with visual studio 2019