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pjd 15 Jul 2007, 19:41
I've been using the attached file included in my source code but the assembler won't recognize the call to the kernel macro from within the sys_write macro. Also if I add closing braces at the bottom to the match statements at the top (Intended to work like the #ifndef #define #endif sequence in a C program), I get problems claiming that the } is an illegal instruction. Is this a difference between the slightly older manual and the assembler or just something I've missed?
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vid 15 Jul 2007, 19:53
you have to "escape" all preprocessor symbols inside inner matches, including brackets:
Code: match a, b { match c,d \{ \} } |
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pjd 16 Jul 2007, 08:47
if I stick the backward slash in front of each of the inner brackets the original source file claims the macros used don't exist
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vid 16 Jul 2007, 10:32
well, maybe because some of matchs doesn't match
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pjd 17 Jul 2007, 08:49
how do you do do a 'does not match' the manual only mentions 'match =TRUE, DEBUG {}'
How do I get the opposite |
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vid 17 Jul 2007, 08:56
Code: else equ 1 match =1, SOMETHING { ... else equ 0 } match =1, else { ... } |
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