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IronFelix



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IronFelix 19 Feb 2009, 14:50
Hi all!
Is it possible to extend some macro with additional code, and use previous version of macro with same name using preprocessor directives (define or equ, maybe purge) ? I know how to do it with "fix" only, but maybe another way is possible?

Code:
displayed_proc fix proc
displayed_endp fix endp

macro displayed_proc [def]
{
 common
  display "proc started",13,10
  proc def
}

macro displayed_endp
{
 endp
 display "proc ended",13,10
}
    


Thanks.

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revolution
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revolution 19 Feb 2009, 14:53
The macros can be nested, so just override the old macro with your new macro.
Code:
macro endp
{
 endp ;use the previous nest level for this macro
 display "proc ended",13,10
}    
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IronFelix



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IronFelix 19 Feb 2009, 15:09
Thank for so quick reply, revolution, works fine!
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