Disable warning W3410 is not a good idea, it might disalign your variables when they are mixed with shorter variables or when your program is one of modules which will be linked to PE. Default alignment of segments built in €ASM ([.text], [.rodata], [.data], .bss]) is indeed 16 bytes only, but it ma...

Yes, it will be added in the next release, in this year, I hope

Release date: 2025 Mar 18 TimeStamp: 1742256000 File size: 5741413 File hash MD5: C6DF0E04FCDD15B5B75C63D018B532C6 What's new: Version for Linux is available, its name is euroasm.x. Scripts easource/eamake.cmd and easource/eamake.sh are now available to create executable files in Windows and Linux. ...

If I do like this then it works: EUROASM CPU=X64 TestDLL PROGRAM FORMAT=DLL, MODEL=FLAT, WIDTH=64 EXPORT foo foo PROC RET ENDP foo align 16 EXPORT bar bar PROC RET ENDP bar ENDPROGRAM TestDLL It works, because at the time of align 16 €ASM already encountered code instructions foo PROC and RET , whi...

I have to praise you, Andrey, for the perfect minimal verificable example. Rather then WinDbg I am using OllyDbg for 32bit programs, see the enclosed snapshot. It reveals that the the exception was raised by reading from NUL pointer at 0x0041497d in the procedure PseudoALIGN , below the instruction ...

No, you didn't miss anything; according to the description in SHUFPS , shuffle instructions use imm8[1:0], imm8[3:2], imm8[5:4], imm8[7:6] and the value of immediate operand 0..255 is legal. I must have misunderstand the selection mechanism of the third operand years ago :oops: This bug will be fixe...

Release date: 2024 Aug 31 TimeStamp: 1725062400 File size: 5432336 File hash MD5: 0D20E06A0681AFE0CCF5211C75768EF9 What's new: New program formats BOOT, ELF, ELFX, ELFSO New machine instructions SAVEPREVSSP RSTORSSP SETSSBSY CLRSSBSY INCSSPD INCSSPQ ENCLV ENDBR32 ENDBR64 HRESET SENDUIPI SERIALIZE UM...

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However, that means if only a very small UMB is available, you may fail to allocate it when it is between 144 and 288 Bytes in size, even though that would suffice to install the resident portion. I thought it necessary to tell DOS that PSP of the resident has changed (was moved to upper memory). T...

On 2023/09/08 ecm says at Stack Overflow : In your tsrup example, it is said that a UMB must be allocated OFFSET# TsrTop - Shift bytes. However, the AllocUMB function is called with MOV CX,OFFSET# TsrTop / 16 so it appears to allocate too much. Is this an oversight in your example, or am I mistaken?...