WTW101@PSUVM.BITNET (Bill Warner) (08/11/89)
Consider the following code fragments: Start: dc.b 'hello' End: CNOP 0,2 and Start: dc.b 'hello' End: CNOP 0,2 The same? Nope. I think they should be. I feel that 'End' should be resolved before the address is EVEN'd. This would make it consistent, as if an op-code had been there instead of 'CNOP 0,2'. Is this a bug? Can someone explain to me why this is not a bug? Thanks! Chris CJC@psuecla
WTW101@PSUVM.BITNET (Bill Warner) (08/17/89)
I think I have found a bug in Mr. Gibbs (v 2.42) macro assembler. Consider: EVEN Label1\@ dc.b 'hello' Label2\@ CNOP 0,2 ---and---- EVEN Label1\@ dc.b 'hello' Label2\@ CNOP 0,2 Label2\@ in the first example gets the value of the address AFTER the address is EVEN'ed. The second example works properly, Label2\@ gets the value BEFORE the address is EVEN'ed. Is this a bug? Chris CJC@psuecla