Hi, I have a question on inline assembler macro processing. Looking for a solution or if not, a request for additional features in the assembler :-) I have code which I want to port from another assembler to inline within a cc65 project. This code uses a lot of macros. One thing which is used quiet often is: _IFNE do something _ELSE so something else _ENDIF where _IF _ELSE _ENDIF are macros. What the macros are doing is, creating (local) labels and produce the branches. beq .ELSE001 do something bra .ENDIF001 .ELSE001 so something else .ELSE001 ;; this is only needed if you have an ENDIF without ELSE .ENDIF001 now my question: any idea how this can be done in the simplest way in ca65? remark: doing this with scopes or procs will not work if there is any other label between IF and ENDIF which should be accessible from outside, right? I can give some details on how the macros are done inside the other assembler, and how I did translate it in the very old ra65 (by patching the assembler). Björn ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Tue Dec 6 14:15:38 2011
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