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May 16th, 2006, 3:10 AM
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I'm stucked again..
How can i compile some HLA to executable using RadAsm?
I make a project, choose HLA, as console app. *next* File creation: - hla Folder creation: - bak *next* Make menu: - Build - Build all - Run - Check syntax Compile RC: - 4,O,nmake compilerc, Assemble: - 5,O,nmake buildall, Link: - 3,O,nmake build, Run: - 0,0,,5 Run w/debug: - *nothing* Res To Obj: - 0,O,nmake syntax, Asm module: - *nothing* *finish* Make som code, and press "Go!" ...and there is coming a popup... RadASM version 2.0.3.8 Error during process creation nmake buildall and the code: program helloWorld;
#include("stdlib.hhf")
begin helloWorld;
stdout.put( "Hello World" nl );
end helloWorld;... and I have HLA installed. The HLA is installed in C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Dokumenter\Assembly\HLA have it to be C:\HLA ? ** What am I doing wrong?! |
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May 16th, 2006, 10:31 AM
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It looks like HLA isn't properly installed. Or rather, MASM isn't properly installed since it looks like you're using the version of HLA that uses MASM as a back-end. I've found MASM/HLA and RadAsm to be a pain in the ass. Have you tried HIDE? The installation is as easy as unzipping the archive and it's completely self-contained:
http://home.comcast.net/~kyzra/hlafiles/HIDE12.zip As for what you're doing wrong now, do you have nmake installed?
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May 17th, 2006, 6:17 AM
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No, i actually not have it installed. I thought it was a command to the HLA.
It was the HLA i didn't had installed, so I installed it in the C:\, now it works - almost. When i try to compile C:\hla> hla test Error in file "test.hla" at line 3 [errid:3395/hla.flx]: Could not open include file "stdlib.hff". Near: << ) >> C:\hla\include>dir
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Diskens serienummer er [[????]]-[[????]]
Indhold af C:\hla\include
16-05-2006 18:10 <DIR> .
16-05-2006 18:10 <DIR> ..
04-07-2002 18:12 529 args.hhf
04-07-2002 18:13 65.069 arrays.hhf
04-07-2002 18:13 1.548 bits.hhf
04-07-2002 18:18 1.309 chars.hhf
10-06-2003 18:19 2.254 console.hhf
10-06-2003 18:19 9.322 conv.hhf
04-07-2002 18:15 560 coroutines.hhf
10-06-2003 18:19 2.437 cset.hhf
10-06-2003 18:19 18.646 datetime.hhf
05-08-2000 19:58 1.221 dtClass.hhf
08-10-2005 19:58 283 env.hhf
10-06-2003 18:20 6.019 excepts.hhf
03-05-2003 17:33 16.617 fileclass.hhf
10-06-2003 22:11 26.067 fileio.hhf
04-07-2002 18:48 1.461 getversion.hhf
10-06-2003 19:20 3.853 hla.hhf
10-06-2003 19:20 10.539 hll.hhf
10-06-2003 18:44 148.153 linux.hhf
04-07-2002 20:53 7.269 lists.hhf
10-06-2003 18:37 16.936 math.hhf
04-07-2002 18:55 1.304 memory.hhf
04-07-2002 18:56 146 misctypes.hhf
08-10-2005 20:00 1.153 mmap.hhf
16-05-2006 18:10 <DIR> os
04-07-2002 20:31 373 os.hhf
08-10-2005 20:00 438 oslinux.hhf
08-10-2005 20:00 373 oswin.hhf
10-06-2003 18:38 26.275 patterns.hhf
29-03-2003 07:27 511 RADbg.hhf
10-06-2003 18:39 616 rand.hhf
08-03-2006 19:01 8.806 stderr.hhf
10-06-2003 18:39 8.418 stdin.hhf
10-06-2003 18:39 796 stdio.hhf
10-06-2003 18:40 901 stdlib.hhf
10-06-2003 18:40 14.160 stdout.hhf
10-06-2003 18:40 23.191 strings.hhf
04-07-2002 19:11 789 tables.hhf
04-07-2002 19:12 966 timer.hhf
18-03-2006 10:42 688 vssver.scc
17-07-2003 00:58 673.940 w.hhf
08-10-2005 19:59 897 winmain.hhf
08-10-2005 19:59 23.372 wpa.hhf
04-07-2002 19:12 275 x86.hhf
42 fil(er) 1.128.480 byte
3 mappe(r) 574.402.560 byte ledigHmm, but i'll try the "HIDE"
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May 17th, 2006, 6:59 AM
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Right-click My Computer
Select the Advanced tab Click on Environment Variables Select Path from the System Variables listbox Click on Edit Add "C:\hla;C:\hla\include" to your Path variable
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May 17th, 2006, 7:21 AM
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I had prove that - almost.
My path did stand on "C:\hla", and not "C:\hla;C:\hla\include". But i tried to change to "C:\hla;C:\hla\include", but it didn't help. C:\hla>hla -v test HLA (High Level Assembler) Released to the public domain by Randall Hyde. Version Version 1.54 build 8195 (prototype) Win32 COFF output Using MASM assembler MASM output Files: 1: test.hla Compiling 'test.hla' to 'test.asm' using command line [hlaparse -v -sm "test.hla"] HLA (High Level Assembler) Parser Released to the public domain by Randall Hyde. Version Version 1.54 build 8194 (prototype) File: test.hla Output Path: "" Compiling "test.hla" to "test.asm" Error in file "test.hla" at line 3 [errid:3395/hla.flx]: Could not open include file "stdlib.hff". Near: << ) >> program helloWorld;
#include("stdlib.hhf"); // <<< Line 3.
begin helloWorld;
stdout.put( "Hello world!", nl );
end helloWorld;
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May 17th, 2006, 7:50 AM
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I don't know about the test program. I don't use hla normally. Using hla version 1.79 Build 10130, the helloworld program you show compiles and executes fine on my machine. Save it as helloworld.hla
c:\hla> hla helloworld Assembling: helloworld.asm c:\hla>helloworld Hello world!
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May 17th, 2006, 8:14 AM
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"Could not open include file "stdlib.hff"."
It just can't open the file. But, maybe I should try your version (1.76) instead of my current version (1.56)? Or maybe the newest one, 1.81? I'll try with the newest..
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May 17th, 2006, 8:17 AM
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Yeah, that's a good idea. Also if you didn't restart your DOS session the path variable wouldn't have taken effect.
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May 17th, 2006, 8:32 AM
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Restart?
You mean just close and then open DOS again, right? If yes, then, yes, i did that
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May 17th, 2006, 8:44 AM
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Argh! God damn, i'm unlucky.
I tried to install the new, from Webster's homepage, but when i tried to compile, there came an error where there did stand that 'ml' was missing, so i did install the old package that i had saved. But now, there is also stands that 'ml' is missing. ML = ML.exe, right? Where can i get ml.exe. (I use Windows 2000)
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