Perform arimethic/logical operations with labels in the sourcecode (flatbinary)

[SmileyFace]

Hello,
I have the following problem:
I want to split the address of any function in the upper two bytes and the lower two bytes, while creating a structure in sourcecode:

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struc Structure
         Structure.FunctionAddressLow: resw 1
         Structure.AnyValue: resd 1
         Structure.FunctionAddressHigh: resw 1
endstruc

StructureImage:
istruc Structure
         at Structure.FunctionAddressLow, dw (function & 0xffff)
         at Structure.AnyValue, dd 'axyz' ;doesnt matter
         at Structure.FunctionAddressHigh, dw ((function >> 16) & 0xffff)
iend

function:
;do something
ret


After assembling it:
 "nasm -f bin -o example.bin example.asm",
NASM complains:
 "& operator may only be applied for scalar values"
 and
 ">> operator may only be applied for scalar value"
=>So my question is how to solve this problem without using code like this

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mov eax, function
mov ebx, StructureImage

mov [ebx + Structure.FunctionAddressLow], ax
shr eax, 16
mov [ebx + Structure.FunctionAddressHigh], ax

But initialize the structure correct
Thanks in advance

[Keith Kanios]

If you are using a single section flat binary, you can get away with something like this:

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%define LO(x) ((x-$$+START) & 0xffff)
%define HI(x) (((x-$$+START) >> 16) & 0xffff)

%define START 0

ORG START

struc Structure
         Structure.FunctionAddressLow: resw 1
         Structure.AnyValue: resd 1
         Structure.FunctionAddressHigh: resw 1
endstruc

StructureImage:
istruc Structure
         at Structure.FunctionAddressLow, dw LO(function)
         at Structure.AnyValue, dd 'axyz' ;doesnt matter
         at Structure.FunctionAddressHigh, dw HI(function)
iend

function:
;do something
ret

If you are using multiple sections, look into doing the same by utilizing the start/vstart section attribute.

[SmileyFace]

That works fantastic!!!
Thank you very much.