Using Poh2inc to write Win32 Assembly apps?

[Quin]

Hi,
I've seen a few very talented people here do this, and I'm wondering how I can do it myself. I want to write Win32 apps using Poasm. The syntax isn't what's tripping me up, but it's how to get the typedefs, prototypes, etc I need for my program. All the assembly examples I see on the forum come with a .inc file, probably generated by poh2inc, but I can't find many examples or documentation on how to actually write a .h file to get a usable .inc for your application.
Any guidance here would be most appreciated!

[Vortex]

Hi Quin,

We have ready include files for Poasm. Could you check this thread?

https://forum.pellesc.de/index.php?topic=5092.0

I have to contact the Masm Forum about using windows.inc for 64-bit.

[Quin]

Hi Vortex,
This is great, thank you!
My question was more though how assembly wizards such as yourself generate the .inc files with only what's needed. For example, your GetFileVersion.inc file.
Thanks!

[Vortex]

Hi Quin,

It's easy to create include file from the import libraries containing the API function declarations. Hutch, the administrator of the Masm32 forum worked a lot to create the main include file windows.inc including the equates and structure definitions.

[Quin]

Hi Vortex,
Ah, so you just do it manually. Okay, that makes sense, and given those two zip files you provided should be quite easy. Thanks a ton!