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shutdownall



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shutdownall 16 Dec 2012, 22:45
I want to write some useful definitions in my source and have a problem resolving EQU's.

I want to make some EQU in my source and check them with "if defined" but don't have success.

Here my definition:

Code:
MEM_1K:

if defined MEM_1K
   MEMAVL  EQU     1024
end if
if defined MEM_2K
 MEMAVL  EQU     2048
end if
if defined MEM_4K
 MEMAVL  EQU     4096
end if
if defined MEM_8K
 MEMAVL  EQU     8192
end if
    


This does not work. I don't know why.
I always get MEMAVL=8192 when defined the label MEM_1K first.
Anyway there is no define at all for MEM_8K.

So how can this be handled in an easy way ?
I just want to define the available memory at start of program.
And there is a check done at end of the program which works fine with assert (when MEMAVL set correctly).

Code:
assert ($-MEMST)<MEMAVL
    


I just want to have a definition of available/allowed config fields.
I don't like to write simply MEMAVL EQU 32768 for example.
Is there a chance to get this under fasm ? Very Happy
Post 16 Dec 2012, 22:45
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JohnFound



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JohnFound 16 Dec 2012, 23:30
Use "=" instead of "equ". For all numeric constants always use "=" and never "equ"
"equ" is preprocessor directive, while "if" is assembly stage directive.
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shutdownall 17 Dec 2012, 00:44
Okay - thanks for this hint.
Now it is working.
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