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Asked: May 28, 20262026-05-28T15:09:11+00:00 2026-05-28T15:09:11+00:00

I have a struct like this: struct MESGE TEXT db ‘Message’,0 mLen db 8

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I have a struct like this:

struct MESGE
     TEXT db 'Message',0
     mLen db 8
ends 

And I need to send it to a proc, which will show line on a screen:

proc OutMes, pMESG:MESGE

  push 0
  push chrsWritten
  push [pMESG.mLen]
  push [pMESG.TEXT]
  push [hStdOut]
  call [WriteConsoleA]

  ret
endp

How can I do this? If I use MESGE type in parameter, then fasm reports an error. If I use a dword type (to send MESGE as ptr) I don’t know, how to retrieve members of this struct (actually, they can be retrieved by offset’s but I don’t like this method – if there are many members in struct, constructions will be so complicated)

At MASM it can be done like this:

ShowMessage PROC hMes: dword
mov ebx,hMes
assume ebx:ptr MESG
...

But at FASM construction

assume ebx:ptr MESG
or 
assume ebx:[ptr MESG]

Reported as error. How can I do this?

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    2026-05-28T15:09:12+00:00Added an answer on May 28, 2026 at 3:09 pm

    Perhaps you are looking for the virtual directive:

    struct MESGE
            TEXT db 'Message',0
            mLen dd 8
    ends
    
    .code
            mov     ebx,pMESGE
            call    OutMes
            ret
    
    
    virtual at ebx
            oMESGE MESGE
    end virtual
    
    proc OutMes
            push 0
            push dummy
            push [oMESGE.mLen]
            lea  eax,[oMESGE.TEXT]
            push eax
            push [hout]
            call [WriteConsoleA]
            ret
    endp
    
    .data
    
    pMESGE  MESGE
    dummy   rd 1
    hout    rd 1
    
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