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MCD 11 Jul 2005, 12:53
Consider the following macroinstruction and structure defininations of the same names:
Code:
foo macro {}
foo struc {}
    


Well, at some later point in the code, you purge foo like this:
Code:
purge foo
    


My question is now: Which one gets purged? the macro or structure? Is this related to the order they were defined or are structures and macros always treated appart? Or has any a higher purging-priority?

I think I read something like it depends on the order they were defined in the fasm docs. Or maybe I'm just confused.

Has anyone seen my brain today?

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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 11 Jul 2005, 13:13
The "purge" is solely for macros. For structures there is the "restruc" analoguous to "purge" (see the manual, many important additions were added recently mainly to the chapter about preprocessor; also the [new] second paragraph of section 1.2.1 is important when we talk about preprocessor's features). Wink
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