What Is Nasm Win32 Dll And How To Fix It?

Hello
I want to build a DLL with the following code
EXPORT ERRORINVESTIGATOR (Let it return results as an export)

Code::
push 57h < br>RtlSetLastWin32Error call
xor al
let
retn al, 0Ch

Anyone can demonstrate if I can compile a simple dll using NASM

Hi Dibya!

I can assure most people that Nasm can create a new DLL. Unfortunately I can’t comment on how their site works I don’t use Windows. In most cases, if I’m not mistaken, this is a function of the linker. Check the manual for the specific linker if you haven’t.

I think someone has added your reliable

external> code:
push 57h
call RtlSetLastWin32Error 
xor al, al
let
retn 0Ch

Information can be obtained at:

https:// forum. nasm.us/index.php?topic=2302.0

Make sure Nasm has twooutput which format, you can use for Windows. One of them is “-f obj” – this is now the default 16-bit format, although there is a 32-bit extension for it. This is pita bread instead of being obsolete. The advantage is that it has “import” and “export”. The most modern output format is “-f win32” (and Win64 “-f” if you need it) exactly. It should be more like “import” or “export”…but I’m sure there is a way to run it. Which

I hope a Windows user has and will help you more…

Regards
Frank

I found that the package contains “nasmx” macros to both import and export to. I assume they use “-f win32”. Not what I see, they do, forgetting what I wanted to know. We can dig into most of them if you think they’re really helpful…

With .GoLink, you canYou can .list ..dlls .when looking for functions in an integer string La, which Command and golink will probably not find, resorting to what would be “matter”. So I got it. I’m less sure what volume does “export” other than what “global” does…

Have you ever tried GoLink in practice? If so, what’s going on?

Assuming the situation is okay, or your code might be properly linked, but when you try to use your .dll you might not get -be not need to “export ” . Express yourself. Does that sound right to you?

I think I could help you more, but anyway, I’m a stubborn old bugger, I’m not taking Windows back. We have the sources for Alink so I can compile them to help you get them running on Linux. I can’t just run the output, but if it did, I can see that you’re seeing error messages. We don’t even know who’s online with GoLink. I know local people who are Windows users. Hope something happens soon…

Respectfully,
Frank

I’m going toI assume you will get the manual when you download GoLink. If it doesn’t:

http://www.godevtool.com/GolinkHelp/GoLink.htm

Looking closely at the files, it looks like I would import “macro not necessarily matches the “import” statement in Obj “-f. They seem to be looking at using “IMPORT” in everything, which doesn’t seem to match the .dll, where can it be found, and after the parameter number (?). I think that the export topic was misunderstood and this should be what you want for now.There are two suggestions in the guide before Golink.p>

Best,
Frank

I’m assuming that while you’re downloading GoLink, you’re getting the manual again. In case this is true:

http://www not.godevtool.com/GolinkHelp/GoLink.htm

Looking at the files, it seems to me that there is an “import” macro in the nasmx. often does not match the “import” directive “-f in obj”. They seem to use “IMPORT” for every single person in sight, and it doesn’t look like the .dll is listed anywhere, where it can only be found, the number of parameters specified (?). I think I was wrongabout “Export”, which I think you need me now. Both terms appear in the GoLink manual. All I often suggest is “Try it and see if it works” what.

Better
Frank

I get it. Read, but in advance, if it confuses me. and my friends.
I wish someone would call me.
Honestly, I’m a total newbie to all these cards,