What is [coc.nvim]: at async EventEmitter.<anonymous> (... exactly?

[stefanos82]

I have an Flat assembly file (FASM) and I want the syntax highlighting to match that of fasm's; with Vim, all you have to do is to add ; vim: set ft=asm syntax=fasm: as your very first line.

This is the first time I get the following message:

I'm using the latest commit 3660d65

[fannheyward]

Check :CocOpenLog for full logs.

[stefanos82]

I have already tried it; it does nothing at all...it just stays like this:

Can you try this code in a file name hello.asm and tell me what it goes wrong?

; vim: set ft=asm syntax=fasm:

format ELF64 executable 3
entry _start

segment readable executable

_start:
    mov rax, 4          ; System call 'write'
    mov rbx, 1          ; 'stdout'
    mov rcx, message    ; address of message
    mov rdx, len        ; length of message
    int 0x80            ; all system calls are done via this interrupt

    xor rbx, rbx        ; exit code 0
    mov rax, rbx
    inc rax
    int 0x80

segment readable writeable
    message db "Hello from FASM on Linux!",0Dh,0Ah,0
    len = $ - message

[chemzqm]

Reproduced on vim9 and neovim, you can try let a = empty($HOME."/a") to get an error.
Should be bug with it's syntax file.

[stefanos82]

Nice! Should we expect a fix then? I've just pulled the latest commit; seems to work now!

[Youpen-y]

Have the problem been fixed? I got the same prompt too.

[chemzqm]

Should be fixed.