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dead_body 21 Feb 2006, 23:13
has code:
Code:
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ecx = bl*bl*100
...
    

part of macros:
Code:
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match =0 ==src*src2*src3,status param 
\\{

\\}
...
    

how can I know where src | src2 | src3 is immediate value and where a register? I made this macros for registers and know try to make for immediate values and registers, but don't know how to solve this problem.
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LocoDelAssembly
Your code has a bug


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LocoDelAssembly 22 Feb 2006, 02:21
In assembly time with "if macroArgument eqtype eax" is enought to check if the argument is a register, and if you need to check if it is an inmediate with "if macroArgument eqtype 1" you get it.

I don't know how to do the same in preprocesing time, maybe you should post more code in order to help you more.

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has code:

Code:

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ecx = bl*bl*100
...
That's works for you??
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dead_body 22 Feb 2006, 07:53
locodelassembly
I learn how to write macros,and some time ago I have done the macros to mul two registers. Yesterday I try to make macros to multiply registers and immediate values. In macros I match the argument, like I post ago. But I don't know how to get type of src,src2,src3.

And also question: if I write:
"ebx = bl*10*bl*10" then when I will match I will have four arguments or three?
Code:
match =0 ==src*src2*src3,status param  
\\{ 

\\}    
or I must write:
Code:
match =0 ==src*src2*src3*src4,status param  
\\{ 

\\}    
Quote:
I don't know how to do the same in preprocesing time, maybe you should post more code in order to help you more.

I will post macros at night if the problem will not be solved.
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LocoDelAssembly
Your code has a bug


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LocoDelAssembly 22 Feb 2006, 13:13
Code:
macro displayType param{
  if param eqtype eax
    display "(register)"
  else if param eqtype 1
    display "(inmediate)"
  else
    display "(unsupported type)"
  end if
  display 13, 10
}


macro macroName status, param{
  match =0 dest==src*src2*src3*src4, status param
  \{
     display "destination = ", \`dest
     if ~dest eqtype eax
       display "(WARNING: destination is not a register!!)"
     end if
     display 13, 10, "-------------", 13, 10

     display "source  = ", \`src
     displayType src
     display "source2 = ", \`src2
     displayType src2
     display "source3 = ", \`src3
     displayType src3
     display "source4 = ", \`src4
     displayType src4

  \}
}

macroName 0, ebx = 5 * eax * .label * edx

.label: ; Note that labels will be treated as inmediates too but normally that will not be a problem for you    


The code above answers your question?

About "ecx = bl*bl*100" note that if you put only that in a line you will get an error but if that expression is a macro argument (like the code above) then there is no error.
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dead_body 22 Feb 2006, 13:38
Great Thanks! It is work! Thank you all. Good bye.
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