DOCERR: MASM 6.0 Programmer's Guide Errors: Chapters 11-20Last reviewed: November 3, 1994Article ID: Q73400 |
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The following is a list of documentation additions and corrections for Chapters 11 through 20 of the "Microsoft Macro Assembler Programmer's Guide" for version 6.0. The section and page numbers are listed first, followed by a description of the addition or correction.
Section 11.6.2, Pages 328-329Anchor blocks are not supported in RTF format, so there is no documented method for creating hyperlinks that have more than one word in RTF format. By default, any text between an RTF code and hidden text on a single line becomes a hyperlink. For more information, query on the following words:
HELPMAKE and RTF and anchor Section 16.3.5, Page 444The following information comes from the README.DOC file included in the MASM 6.0 package:
Add these paragraphs to Section 16.3.5, "Bit Fields." H2INC translates anonymous bitfields by padding with a tag corresponding to the bit position. For example, struct s { int :8; int j:8; } becomes: s RECORD j@s:8, @8@s:8 Section 17.5, Page 460The second-to-last paragraph gives instructions for binding under PWB. Where it says "Select Bound Application from the LINK Options command in the Options menu," it should say "Select Bind Executable File from the LINK Options command in the Options menu."
Section 18.3.2, Page 470The function prototypes for GetGCount and GetPCount are missing the FAR keyword. The corrected prototypes should read as follows:
GetGCount PROTO FAR PASCAL GetPCount PROTO FAR PASCAL Section 18.3.2, Page 471The call to the function VioWrtTTY should read:
INVOKE VioWrtTTY, instead of INVOKE VioWrtTTy, es::di, es:di, si, si, hv hv Section 20.3, Page 521In the first paragraph, the "EXTERN A__ACRTUSED" reference should be a changed to "EXTERN __ACRTUSED".
Section 20.3.1, Page 526The first line of code generated by H2INC should read:
@proto_0 TYPEDEF PROTO C :PTR SBYTE, :BYTEinstead of
TYPEDEF PROTO C :PTR SBYTE, :BYTE Section 20.3.2, Page 529In the chart of equivalent data types, the last entry should read:
FORTRAN Type Equivalent MASM Type ------------ -------------------- REAL*8, DOUBLE PRECISION REAL8instead of
REAL*8, DOUBLE PRECISION REAL4 Section 20.3.3, Page 533The following information comes from the README.DOC file included in the MASM 6.0 package:
Add these paragraphs to Section 20.3.3, "The Basic/MASM Interface." When interfacing with Basic, all EXTERNs that are far must be declared outside of a code or data segment. This is incorrect: .MODEL medium .CODE EXTERN StringAddress:FAR This is correct: .MODEL medium EXTERN StringAddress:FAR .CODE |
Additional reference words: 6.00 6.00a 6.00b
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