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Roman



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Roman 16 Apr 2023, 14:38
Fasmw 1.73
Code:
macro fltDat {}

fltDat "5.55" ;convert text to dd 5.55

flt1 equ '4.5430'
fltDat flt1 ;convert text to dd 4.5430
    
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macomics



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macomics 16 Apr 2023, 15:23
1)First step
Code:
db 'dd ', fltDat, 13, 10, 'dd ', fil1    

Second
Code:
fasm -m 1024 ./temp.asm ./temp.fasm
flat assembler  version 1.73.30  (1024 kilobytes memory)
1 passes, 15 bytes.    

Third
Code:
fasm -m 1024 ./temp.fasm ./temp.bin
flat assembler  version 1.73.30  (1024 kilobytes memory)
1 passes, 8 bytes.    

Forth
Code:
; data section
file 'temp.bin'    


2)
Code:
macro cvrt_int dir=dd, val&
{ ; It takes a long time to write in the browser. I'll write a little later. But the meaning is this:
  ; in the virtual block, you collect text using a separator character (say ';') and in the same virtual,
  ; you collect cycles of reading text by characters through repeat and accumulating values in a variable until you meet a separator.
  ; When you hit the separator, you save the accumulated value in, say, label and collect the label name in a list.
  ; After closing virtual, use dir to create values from this list by label names
}

; macro cvrt_flt ...    


3) Write a separate program to convert the text read from the file and save it to a binary file.
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revolution 16 Apr 2023, 15:37
Third step not needed.

Fourth step (now the new third step):
Code:
include 'temp.fasm'    
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revolution 16 Apr 2023, 15:39
macomics wrote:
Forth
Freudian slip? Laughing

Sometimes I wonder if Roman is writing a fully-fledged HLL compiler with fasm macros. Confused
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Roman



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Roman 16 Apr 2023, 15:58
Quote:

Write a separate program to convert the text read from the file and save it to a binary file.


This variant I do and using now.
But I want do simple convert in fasm macro. Sometime its handful.
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macomics 16 Apr 2023, 16:07
revolution wrote:
Third step not needed.

Fourth step (now the new third step):
So apparently the file contains constant data. Of course, they can be included as a source file. But isn't it better to process it separately and once?
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Roman 16 Apr 2023, 16:30
Idea little trick.
macro fltDat search text in Tabflts.
Code:
Virtual at 0
Tabflts::
Txt   db "5.55"
      dd 5.55
      db "4.5430"
      dd 4.5430
end virtual

;or this
Virtual at 0
Tabflts::
Txt   db "5.55"
      db "4.5430"
end virtual
Virtual at 0
Flts::
      dd 5.55
      dd 4.5430
end virtual
    
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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 16 Apr 2023, 17:13
Well, if you are that desperate, you could try something like this:
Code:
macro fltDat str* {
  local buffer, next
  define buffer f
  rept 8 i:1 \{
        rept 1 c: str shr ((8-i)*8) and 0FFh - 48 \\{
          match f, buffer \\\{
             define next 0
             match -=48, c \\\\{ define next 1 \\\\}
             match -=2, c \\\\{ define buffer .\\\#f
                                define next 1 \\\\}
             match =0, next \\\\{ define buffer c\\\#f \\\\}
          \\\} \\} \}
  dd buffer
}

fltDat "5.55"

flt1 equ '4.5430'
fltDat flt1    
But I have a feeling that what you asked for is not what you really want.
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Roman



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Roman 16 Apr 2023, 17:23
Thanks.
Cool macro.
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macomics 16 Apr 2023, 17:29
Tomasz Grysztar wrote:
Well, if you are that desperate, you could try something like this:
And what happens if the string length exceeds 8 characters?

Code:
macro fltDat str* {
  local buffer, next
  define buffer f
  rept 8 i:1 \{
        rept 1 c: str shr ((8-i)*8) and 0FFh - 48 \\{
          match f, buffer \\\{
             define next 0
             match -=48, c \\\\{ define next 1 \\\\}
             match -=2, c \\\\{ define buffer .\\\#f
                                define next 1 \\\\}
             match =0, next \\\\{ define buffer c\\\#f \\\\}
          \\\} \\} \}
  dd buffer
}

fltDat "5.50000500000"

flt1 equ '4.54300000000000001'
fltDat flt1    

Code:
fasm -m 1024 ./temp.asm ./temp.fasm
flat assembler  version 1.73.30  (1024 kilobytes memory)
./temp.asm [16]:
fltDat "5.50000500000"
./temp.asm [5] fltDat [4]:
        rept 1 c: str shr ((8-i)*8) and 0FFh - 48 \\{
./temp.asm [5] rept [1]:
        rept 1 c: str shr ((8-i)*8) and 0FFh - 48 \\{
error: value out of range.    
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Tomasz Grysztar 16 Apr 2023, 17:34
The limitations of fasm's engine are obvious, but this doesn't matter anyway, because this macro is useless for any practical purpose. It can only handle literals that available at preprocessing time.
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revolution 16 Apr 2023, 17:37
Next we need a triple precision module to handle strings up to 24 characters. Razz
Code:
fltDat "3.141592635389793238e-245" ; 25 characters! It won't fit into triple precision.    
Oops, I mean quadruple precision. Smile
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Roman 16 Apr 2023, 17:58
For me normal 3.1415926 accuracy 7 digits

"-1.0" wrong value macro fltDat


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revolution 16 Apr 2023, 18:05
Roman wrote:
For me normal 3.1415926 accuracy 7 digits
9 characters.
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Roman 16 Apr 2023, 18:07
Ok 3.141592 for me
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Tomasz Grysztar 16 Apr 2023, 18:15
Roman wrote:
"-1.0" wrong value macro fltDat
Add handling for the "-" character:
Code:
             match -=3, c \\\\{ define buffer -f
                                define next 1 \\\\}    
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revolution 16 Apr 2023, 18:17
Code:
1e6    
Smile

And
Code:
1E6    
And
Code:
1.2f    
And
Code:
1.61F    
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Tomasz Grysztar 16 Apr 2023, 18:21
I'm waiting for something else.
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revolution 16 Apr 2023, 18:23
We need arithmetic also.
Code:
3.2*1.8-2.1/7.8**-0.1+sqrt(7.02)    
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Tomasz Grysztar 16 Apr 2023, 18:24
The macro does exactly what was asked for. But I'm pretty sure that's mostly useless.
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