include error on D:

[totosayen_cpp]

Thank you both for the explanation.

And yes, I code in C++, so I know how hard and tricky it sometimes can be to include external libraries (especially the first time).

Now, that's all, thank you again and good day

[jj2007]

The Masm32 SDK system of hard-coded paths may look a bit ancient, but it works. It works absolutely fine on code specifically designed to run with the latest Windows 10 version, and it works on somewhat older code, too.

With "older" I don't mean the C++ notion of "as old as the previous Visual whatever version of last year". I mean as old as \Masm32\examples\exampl01\minimum\minimum.asm of January 1999

[hutch--]

toto,

Trying to put the project elsewhere than directly off the drive root is self inflicted punishment. It was designed originally so it could be put on any partition and it would work correctly on that partition. The whole construction is based around having a reliable path so that people do not get the path errors you have been getting. I used to get the problem years ago from people who wanted to put it in a directory called MASM then I used to hear from them the it "dozen werk".

The current installer removes that error as it will only install directly off the drive root directory. Just reinstall it correctly and it will work correctly.

[hutch--]

Oe request for all, don't use the [resolved] notation as this forum is not a help desk, its a forum of members.

[totosayen_cpp]

Thanks for additional informations and sorry for [resolved].