Assembler Error, Please Help

[JustinJack]

When I compile my program on x86, I have no problems, but when I compile it on x64 I get

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PureBasic.asm [982397]
MP650
PureBasic.asm [226930] MP650 [404]
MOV rcx, dword [rbp + 32]
error: operand sizes do not match.

I've tried this on PBx64 4.51 and 4.60 and get the same error, but I don't have the foggiest idea where to look to solve the issue. The code's only 80k lines...

[Trond]

Compile from the command line with the /commented switch and you will get a file "PureBasic.asm". Searching in this file for "MOV rcx, dword [rbp + 32]" you should find the relevant source code right above. This should help you.

[JustinJack]

I use the command:

pbcompiler c:\users\justinjack\documents\newui.pb /commented

and it doesn't give me a PureBasic.asm file, it still shows the error, then stops.
I also tried:

pbcompiler /commented c:\users\justinjack\documents\newui.pb

same thing. Does it have to successfully compile the program to generate the .asm file?

[JustinJack]

Nevermind. I was in a read-only directory when I ran it.

[wilbert]

Did you find the source of the problem ?

The reason for the error itself is clear.
rcx is a 64 bit register that needs to be filled with a qword and not a dword.

[JustinJack]

Yes, but i didn't analyze it too much, it was actually a procedure I had forgotten to delete, that had code i didn't use, so i deleted it. I did however find a few more little bits of pain in the butt when compiling to 64 bits....like when my WNDCLASSEX\cbWndExtra was set to 4 and I did SetWindowLongPtr_(hWnd, 0, *miscPtr)
and then went to read it, I got bad pointers...so i have to upgrade all of those to 8. Ugh. I was hoping for the best and expecting the best! *That* always works, huh? It will be a tid-bit more involved than double-clicking on the 64 bit version of PB..


I wouldn't have it any other way, though! Thanks everyone!

[buddymatkona]

Nevermind. I was in a read-only directory when I ran it.

That looks like it might be one of the default GOTCHAs after installing in \Program Files\ on Vista/7.