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3D_FASM



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3D_FASM 12 May 2023, 13:02
For eaxmple write this to one string:

Code:
    r dd 0
    g dd 0
    b dd 0    


Is in FASM something like this?

Code:
r, g, b dd 0    


Or maybe there is another form for compact notation?
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revolution 12 May 2023, 13:06
Unless you write a macro then fasm only supports one label per definition.
Code:
macro multi_dd_define [var] { forward var dd ? }
multi_dd_define r, g, b    
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macomics



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macomics 12 May 2023, 13:20
or
Code:
macro multi_dd_define val,[var] { forward var dd val }
multi_dd_define 1.0, r, g, b    
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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 12 May 2023, 13:38
Another option is IRP:
Code:
irp var, r,g,b { var dd 0 }    
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AsmGuru62 12 May 2023, 16:53
These methods are good, but what to do if you develop an IDE with Intelli-Sense?
My IDE will parse a 'classic' definition from the post #1, but not these other weird macros.
So, any time anyone invents a macro -- the IDE developer must adjust?
I think it is too much to ask.
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3D_FASM 12 May 2023, 18:14
Macros will probably confuse the code too much.
Is in FASM a system character that replaces a line break?
For examle like this:

Code:
r dd 0  :  g dd 0  :  b dd 0    


There is a \ but it's probably not suitable for this.
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Tomasz Grysztar 12 May 2023, 18:33
There is a recent thread discussing this.
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bitRAKE 12 May 2023, 18:41
fasmg is over powered:
Code:
calminstruction(name) dd? line&
        local first
try:
        match first : line, line
        jno single
        arrange first, name =dd? first
        assemble first
more:
        match first : line, line
        jno last
        arrange first, first
        assemble first
        jump more
last:
        arrange line, line
        assemble line
        exit
single:
        arrange line,name =dd? line
        assemble line
end calminstruction ; dd?

r dd 1 : g dd 2 : b dd 3    
AsmGuru62 wrote:
So, any time anyone invents a macro -- the IDE developer must adjust?
I think it is too much to ask.
... the current flavor of solution is LSP - which just moves the problem outside the IDE, imho. We don't have an LSP for fasm/fasmg; but I feel it would be easy to break that it doesn't make much sense for the general case. Maybe A.I. is the answer?
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3D_FASM



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3D_FASM 12 May 2023, 19:28
I think it's a intrest trick:
https://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=1938

Or i think is possible to use the character " :" if it is preceded by a space.

But r,g,b dd 0 is the most understandable. But that probably can't be done.

As I understand it, did not come to a consensus...
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Tomasz Grysztar 12 May 2023, 20:01
3D_FASM wrote:
But r,g,b dd 0 is the most understandable. But that probably can't be done.
With fasmg it is quite possible:
Code:
calminstruction (name) ? tail&
        local next, statement
        match =,next tail, tail
        jyes multi
        arrange statement, name tail
        assemble statement
    done:
        exit
    multi:
        take name, next
        match =,next tail, tail
        jyes multi
    reverse:
        take next, name
        jyes reverse
    process:
        take name, next
        jno done
        arrange statement, name tail
        assemble statement
        jump process
end calminstruction

r,g,b dd 0    
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3D_FASM 14 May 2023, 11:34
I got acquainted with FASMG, this is a really powerful tool, it can probably write a high-level language on it ) But for now I will not switch to it.

Thanks to all for interesting answers, I think these examples will be interesting for many users. I'll leave all as is or be use structs as a last resort.
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