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Jin X



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Jin X 28 Feb 2021, 19:02
I want to define some value and then perform some macro which must use this value with replacing one literal with another.
E.g.
Code:
define val mov ax,[reg+si]

macro use x
{
  local new, is_set
  new equ
  irps v, val \{
    is_set equ 0
    match =reg, v \\{
      new equ new x
      is_set equ 1
    \\}
    match =0, is_set \\{
      new equ new v
    \\}
  \}
  new
}

use bx    
Macro 'use' must replace 'reg' by parameter 'x'.
This code doesn't work because 'irps v, val' substitutes just chars 'val' in 'v' but not value of 'val'.
How to fix this code?
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Jin X



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Jin X 28 Feb 2021, 19:09
I wrapped everything in 'match' and got what I want Smile
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Jin X 28 Feb 2021, 19:15
But if I want to make universal macro?
Code:
define val mov ax,[reg+si]

macro replace_and_use x, y, val&
{
  local result, is_set
  result equ
  match val, val \{
    irps v, val \\{
      is_set equ 0
      match =y, v \\\{
        result equ result x
        is_set equ 1
      \\\}
      match =0, is_set \\\{
        result equ result v
      \\\}
    \\}
  \}
  result
}

replace_and_use reg, bx, val    

Of course, match =y, v doesn't work. How can I compare 2 symbol values?
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Jin X 04 Mar 2021, 20:39
Why "solved"? The last question is not solved... :-/
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revolution 05 Mar 2021, 02:51
I think it was a cross post. I saw your message saying you got what you wanted and I guess you posted the follow-up question at the same time as I marked it solved.

You can change the title at any time by editing your first post. So if a mod makes a mistake you can fix it.
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