Hi everyone,

If I have a macro that sets an equ like... How can I later restore/undefine it with another macro?

Seems to be replaced itself with

Is it possible to restore/reset after such a definition? Can anyone shed some light on this for me?

As you can see, "fred" is undefined after the restore. Could you provide some fragment of your code to see more clearly what's you problem?

Hapkidoyoka,

Probably you've used fred equ something several times, you need proper number of restore fred.

Preprocessor directives and macro invocations together with their arguments are protected from equates expansion (unless noted, e.g. match directive expands them in matched sequence).

LocoDelAssembly and baldr,

Thanks for your replies, and I apologise for my late response (work and life interfering with hobbies again ).

In my frustration I posted an poorly stated question, and broke one of my rules: Never code when I'm really tired. Maybe that rule should apply to posting questions too .

You were both correct, and I believe this problem solved.

I thought I'd make a proper submission of the relevant code ripped out of my project.

This raised a different problem, which strangely doesn't affect my full project. In submacro.i: Raises an error, but works in my project.

I don't think I can easily replicate the environment of my project (~400KB of source), but you guys know your stuff, eh?

So, if you could look at this and me give any lessons, they will be gratefully received.

With respect,
Hapkidoyoka

EDIT: I'm an idiot... I missed commas on the SubCall lines in testsub.s

They should be: It works fine. It seems I don't need to be tired to make simple mistakes!

Still, should any fasm experts take the time to look at these macros, I'd appreciate any tips.

Thanks again,
Hapkidoyoka