how can i determine if the macro is calling last ?

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dead_body

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dead_body 02 Nov 2006, 14:29

for example, i have macro.
i call it many times.
how can i determine inside macro if it called last?

who know russian can read here this question:
http://www.wasm.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=140513#p140513

02 Nov 2006, 14:29

LocoDelAssembly
Your code has a bug

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LocoDelAssembly 02 Nov 2006, 14:42

Not sure what you mean but I'll try to help

Code:

m.counter = 0
macro m {
  m.counter = m.counter + 1

  if m.counter = m.lastCounter
     display "this is the last call"
  end if
}

; ALL YOUR CODE

m.lastCounter = m.counter

That's what you need?

02 Nov 2006, 14:42

vid
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vid 02 Nov 2006, 14:47

if you mean, how to determine if macro is called LAST TIME, then that's the answer

02 Nov 2006, 14:47

dead_body

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dead_body 02 Nov 2006, 14:55

after the last макроса it is impossible use the code.

02 Nov 2006, 14:55

vid
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vid 02 Nov 2006, 15:22

you mean to determine if macro is last thing in source?
i think that it isn't possible. maybe you could use some nasty trick to disable using generating any code or data behind last macro usage

02 Nov 2006, 15:22

dead_body

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dead_body 02 Nov 2006, 16:38

Quote:

you mean to determine if macro is last thing in source?

no.

i need some code, like LocoDelAssembly write, but without
m.lastCounter = m.counter
string at end.
all must be in macro.

02 Nov 2006, 16:38

vid
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vid 02 Nov 2006, 16:58

oh, you mean that it has to be known at preprocessing time.

unfortnutally it's AFAIK impossible, because preprocessor can't forward-reference.

02 Nov 2006, 16:58

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