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I’m trying to setup a assembler program in VS2012, but whenever include masm32\includes\masm32rt.inc gets called it returns that error.
If I use the absolute path, it works, but all the includes use masm32\includes\ as their incudepath.
Is there a way to set \masm32 on the environment variables?
MASM32 is NOT part of Visual Studio, MASM is.
If you have MASM32 installed on one drive, but your projects/sources are on another drive, how can a relative path work???? i.e.
include masm32\includesIf this is the case, then you have to use absolute paths, i.e.D:\masm32\includes\masm32rt.incI do not use VS, but it should have an option to set the include path, which it will then pass this path to the command line of ml to search for includes.