Add io.inc includes similar to the nasm's one for other compilers about sasm HOT 7 OPEN

It is not a bug, it is a feature. To perform input in a program you should enter a text before running a program.

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You can find a description of the library on the site http://dman95.github.io/SASM/english.html
In brief, macros determine a type of the arguments and call an according code, in which C library functions are used.

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I've already seen the docs from the link you given.
I need something else: at least I need info on how to make basic IO functions work.
Eg. I've written the following code:

format ELF

extrn _printf

section '.text' executable
public _main
_main:
    push message
    call _printf
    xor eax, eax
    ret

message db 'Hello!', 0

It is compiled successfully with fasm from sasm, but when I try to run it, it prints nothing.

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I've finally found helloworld for fasm in the directory of sasm, it works fine, so I will try to use it as a reference.

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printf, puts are working, but I failed to make work scanf - it just passes through it without waiting of input.
P.S. It actually works, but it doesn't wait for input (as I expected), and just reads from the input window. Here's an example of working code:

format ELF

section '.data' writeable
    num dd 0
    format_str db "%d", 0

section '.text' executable
public _main
extrn _printf
extrn _scanf
_main:
    mov ebp, esp; for correct debugging

    push num
    push format_str
    call _scanf
    add esp, 8

    push [num]
    push format_str
    call _printf
    add esp, 8

    xor eax, eax
    ret

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There are many libraries that have already been made for other assemblers. Look up FreshLib for a fasm macro library.

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@ThomasThelen, the request was not about libraries for fasm in general. It was limited to rewriting existing io.inc file, which works with nasm, to the syntax of fasm.
Personally I don't need such include file for using in my projects, but I think it would be useful for some people for educational purposes.

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