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Roman

Joined: 21 Apr 2012
Posts: 595

Roman

My macro

Quote:

macro _ [ar]{ common
define Ok 0
match z c b, ar \{

match =0 == ,Ok c \\{
; display '17',13,10
invoke b
define Ok 1
mov [z],eax \\}

match =0 =: ,Ok c \\{
match d v f ,b \\\{
invoke d
; display Ok,13,10
define Ok 1
sub eax,[f]
mov [z],eax \\\}
\\}

match =0 - ,Ok c \\{
match d v f g,b \\\{
invoke v
;display Ok,13,10
define Ok 1
sub eax,[g]
sub [z],eax \\\}
\\}

match =0 - ,Ok c \\{
match d v,b \\\{
invoke v
;display '2',13,10
define Ok 1
sub [z],eax \\\}
\\}

\}
}

18 Aug 2013, 06:05

Roman

Joined: 21 Apr 2012
Posts: 595

Roman

in code write:

Quote:

_ Tim = GetTickCount
_ Tim : GetTickCount - Tim

But how fix : on =.
I mean i want write _ Tim = GetTickCount - Tim
But if i write _ Tim = GetTickCount - Tim my macro failed.
For this reason i write _ Tim : GetTickCount - Tim . But this is not very readable (_ Tim : GetTickCount - Tim )
I write c++ style macro for this:
_ C1 = GetDlgItem,[hwnddlg],IDR_PICT
C1 this is DD 0

Last edited by Roman on 18 Aug 2013, 06:31; edited 2 times in total

18 Aug 2013, 06:09

Roman

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Posts: 595

Roman

And how write Tim = GetTickCount instead of _ Tim = GetTickCount
I mean not write this symbol _

18 Aug 2013, 06:13

Roman

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Posts: 595

Roman

Please help

18 Aug 2013, 09:48

bitRAKE

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bitRAKE

Tim would need to be a macro. If you abstract away from the actual label name and use Tim at your high-level. Need a macro to create Tim macro.

18 Aug 2013, 21:51

Roman

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Posts: 595

Roman

I expected to be used this macro with different variables

19 Aug 2013, 14:39

bitRAKE

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bitRAKE

Macro names can be variable.

19 Aug 2013, 18:22

bitRAKE

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bitRAKE

Code:

macro A B,[C] {
  common
    display `B
  forward
    irps D,C \{ display \`D \}
}

struc B {
  macro . [C] \{ \common A .,C \}
}


Tim B


Tim = B + C

...just an example. Macro A could also be integrated into STRUC macro creation.

Code:

macro DoubleWord [name] {
  forward
    macro name [C] \{ \common A name,C \}
}


DoubleWord Tim,Sue,Vicky

Tim = B + C

Hope it is clearer.

[Maybe an OP will be so kind as to move this to macro section of the board?]

19 Aug 2013, 22:20

Roman

Joined: 21 Apr 2012
Posts: 595

Roman

bitRAKE
Thanks !

20 Aug 2013, 07:59

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