Io.mac and io.obj for masm32 in windows

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The discussion centers on the absence of the io.mac and io.obj files in the MASM32 release. A user new to assembly language encountered issues including these files in their program. The solution was to place io.mac and io.obj in the same directory as the program files, resolving the "file not found" error. This highlights the importance of file placement in assembly language programming.

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Hi, the release of masm32 doesn't come with the files to include io.mac and io.obj. I am very new to this assembly language and I'm wondering where to place these files I have obtained. I tried placing these in the folder \include and \bin and \masm32 but when I write include io.mac in my program, it says it can't find the file io.mac. Any help?
Thank you
 
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oh it was just placing these on the same folder with my programs. yeah beginner stuff :)
 

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