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RIxRIpt



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RIxRIpt 06 Aug 2013, 12:54
How to make/fix macro A (which is below) so it would accept a group of arguments that could be parsed by different macroses (B and C)? I'm stuck on a point where I cannot pass label(address of variable) to macros A with prefix "p=" (i.e. A label1, const1, const2, p=label2, const3) FASM Displays the error: undefined symbol 'label2'.

Code:
macro A v1, [vg] {
  common
  if ~ vg eq
    reverse
      define matched +
      define matched -
      match =p==value,vg \{
        B value
        restore matched
      \}
      match -,matched \{
        C vg
        restore matched
      \}
      restore matched
    common
  end if
  ;Do smth with value v1
}

macro B v {
  ;Do smth with value v
}

macro C v {
  ;Do smth with value v
}    


I've also tried to implement this without match checking the type of argument using eqtype [0], by passing label2 to macro A like [label2]

P.S. This question has been also asked here.
P.P.S. Is it possible to re-send confirmation email from this forums? (I registered here with nick riscript about 6 month ago, but didn't receive any confirmation email)

Edit:
endif -- sorry, it is "end if" in my code. (fixed here)[/b]


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Post 06 Aug 2013, 12:54
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revolution
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revolution 06 Aug 2013, 13:05
Can you please post some code showing exactly the error with a test invocation and definition of labels/constants.

We don't know what you have done, and we can't use the above code because it is incomplete.


Also "endif" does not compile at all. Is that a macro?
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RIxRIpt



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RIxRIpt 06 Aug 2013, 13:25
I've found a problem. I didn't notice that that definition of "label2" was "Label2", that's why I got an error "undefined symbol"
I'm sorry for that, ty anyway Wink

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