.data
output_debug		BYTE				50h DUP("%s"),0
.code
INVOKE OutputDebugString,ADDR output_debug
INVOKE ExitProcess,0

main PROC
        ....                                              ; calls
	call START_TRAY_ICON
        ...                                               ; calls
main ENDP
 
START_TRAY_ICON PROC
	mov struct_icon.cbSize,SIZEOF NOTIFYICONDATA					; Tamaño de la structura (SIZEOF)			
	mov eax,[hdl_proc_name]       ; manejador (handler) del proceso								
	mov struct_icon.hwnd,eax										; Manejador (Handle) de la ventana que recibirá la notificacion cuando ocurran eventos de ratón sobre el icono de la bandeja
	mov struct_icon.uID,ID_ICON										; La constante que es usada como identificador del icono (sirve para chequear desde qué icono de bandeja proviene la notificación)
	mov struct_icon.uFlags,NIF_TIP+NIF_ICON+NIF_INFO			 	; Especifica qué miembros son válidos	
	mov struct_icon.uCallbackMessage,WM_SHELLNOTIFY					; El mensaje común que Windows mandará a la ventana especificado por el miembro hwnd cuando ocurren eventos sobre el icono de bandeja
	INVOKE LoadIcon,NULL,IDI_WINLOGO 
	mov struct_icon.hIcon,eax
	INVOKE lstrcpy,ADDR struct_icon.szTip,ADDR app_name
	INVOKE Shell_NotifyIcon,NIM_ADD,ADDR struct_icon
 
 
	Push TIME_ICON										; duración del globo en milisegundos
	push NIIF_INFO										; icono alerta
	push OFFSET error1_title							; titulo
	push OFFSET error1									; mensaje
 
	call TRAY_ICON
	ret
START_TRAY_ICON ENDP
 
 
TRAY_ICON PROC
; aquí debería mostrar el mensaje
	push ebp
	mov ebp,esp
	mov eax,[ebp+8h]
	INVOKE lstrcpy,ADDR struct_icon.szInfo, eax
	mov eax,[ebp+0ch]
	INVOKE lstrcpy,ADDR struct_icon.szInfoTitle, eax
	mov eax,[ebp+10h]
	mov struct_icon.dwInfoFlags,eax
	mov eax,[ebp+14h]
	mov struct_icon.uTimeout,eax
	INVOKE Shell_NotifyIcon,NIM_MODIFY,ADDR struct_icon
	pop ebp
	ret 10h
 
TRAY_ICON ENDP

CREATE_THREAD PROC
	INVOKE CreateThread,NULL,NULL,ADDR Thread,NULL,0,NULL	
	ret
 
CREATE_THREAD ENDP
 
Thread PROC
	INVOKE CreateToolhelp32Snapshot,TH32CS_SNAPPROCESS,0
	cmp eax,NULL
	mov hdl_snap,eax
	mov inf_process.dwSize,128h
	INVOKE Process32First,[hdl_snap],ADDR inf_process
	cmp eax,TRUE
 
	INVOKE Process32Next,[hdl_snap],ADDR inf_process
 
 
	ret
 
Thread ENDP

error A2006: undefined symbol : Thread

inf_process	  PROCESSENTRY32	<>

PROCESSENTRY32 STRUCT
	dwSize DWORD ?
	cntUsage DWORD ?
	th32ProcessID DWORD ?
	th32DefaultHeapID DWORD PTR ?
	th32ModuleID DWORD ?
	cntThreads DWORD ?
	th32ParentProcessID DWORD ?
	pcPriClassBase SDWORD ?
	dwFlags DWORD ?
	szExeFile BYTE ?
PROCESSENTRY32 ENDS

<?php
    // Without this "ini_set" Facebook's RSS url is all screwy for reading!
    // This is the most essential line, don't forget it.
    ini_set('user_agent', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; es-ES; rv:1.8.1.9) Gecko/20071025 Firefox/2.0.0.9');
 
    // This URL is the URL to the Facebook Page's RSS feed.
    // Go to the page's profile, and on the left-hand side click "Get Updates vis RSS"
    $rssUrl = "http://www.facebook.com/feeds/notifications.php?id=319579974767006&viewer=1074983523&key=AWhjAKL7r9fCfZlH&format=rss20";
    $xml = simplexml_load_file($rssUrl); // Load the XML file
 
    // This creates an array called "entry" that puts each <item> in FB's
    // XML format into the array
    $entry = $xml->channel->item;
 
    // This is just a blank string I create to add to as I loop through our
    // FB feed. Feel free to format however you want, or do whatever else
    // you want with the data.
    $returnMarkup = '';
 
    // Now we'll loop through are array. I just have it going up to 3 items
    // for this example.
    for ($i = 0; $i < 3; $i++) {
        //$returnMarkup .= "<h3>".$entry[$i]->title."</h3>"; // Title of the update
        //$returnMarkup .= "<p>".$entry[$i]->link."</p>"; // Link to the update
        $returnMarkup .= "<p>".$entry[$i]->description."</p>"; // Full content
        //$returnMarkup .= "<p>".$entry[$i]->pubDate."</p>"; // The date published
        $returnMarkup .= "<p>".$entry[$i]->author."</p>"; // The author (Page Title)
    }
 
    // Finally, we return (or in this case echo) our formatted string with our
    // Facebook page feed data in it!
    echo $returnMarkup;
?>