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mindcooler 26 Sep 2010, 02:25
Code:
macro interface name,[proc]
 { common
    struc name \{
    match any, fields@struct \\{ fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,name, \\}
    match , fields@struct \\{ . dd ?
    virtual at 0
   forward
    .#proc dd ?
   common
    com.object.\#. = com.interface.#name
    end virtual \\} \}
    virtual at 0
   forward
     name#.#proc dd ?
   common
     com.interface.#name = $ shr 2
    end virtual }    


I think I grasp the general workings of this, but what do the match lines do?

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revolution 26 Sep 2010, 02:49
match any, fields@struct ... checking if fields@struct is not blank

match , fields@struct ... checking if fields@struct is blank
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mindcooler 26 Sep 2010, 02:52
Who is fields@struct, and what does he do?
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revolution 26 Sep 2010, 02:53
It is defined in another macro somewhere else.
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mindcooler 26 Sep 2010, 19:42
I guess it's part of fasm's error checking.

Perhaps this is enough?

Code:
macro interface name,[methods]
{
   common
      virtual at 0
      name:
   forward
      .#methods: dw ?
   common
      end virtual
}    

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