flat assembler

Hi
can anyone pls shed light on this (potentially stupid ??) alignment question for which I can't seem to find any sastisying answer myself :
considering mem. layout of data, am kinda assuming " ...

Tx for the update Tomasz !

Hi Tomasz,

Below basic code snippet surprisingly fails to detect num. literal
Can u pls have a look and revert

calminstruction test_num1
local _num, _tmp

compute _num, 10

arrang ...

.. actually, by a second look at current doc + quick look at famsg source code, i kinda understand it does similar file lookup as done by include directive - except the %include% env variable part... ...

Hi again, sry in advance for being picky again maybe... but just thinking file directive may also need some similar extra documentation... or does it always require full path to target ?
(... btw, u ...

.. last post sounds pretty good as the general explanation + prev one to illustrate with example

... thx again & all clear now ! much appreciated !
... your last 2 posts may very well be published as some 'official' documentation as I was suggesting ...

thx vm for that example !
... striking / tricky stuff indeed... but makes sense vs what I saw with postpone
... though imho, and maybe esp. bec such interactions betw calm and fasmg directives are i ...

thx for feedback !
Regarding postpone, indeed, it is defined as a control directive in the manual... it is just that I initially didn't anticipate this kind of effect (even if now appreciate like i ...

.. another was to put it: **any** code that is 'installed' after pospone directive will get executed at end of script, be it regular fasmg (macro) code / directives, or even alm code (even if part of ...

Hi Tomasz,
Am working on extending include features via macro / calm
* typ., my own version of "include once"
* but also "deferred exec" of block of instructions at the end of ...

I see ur point indeed... but those modifiers names sound misleading to me nonetheless ....
... feel it would make much more sense to call them sthg like 'command / priorcommand
... and have macro ...

... is there any way to circumvent this if I want to match only 'custom' inx ?

Hi Tomasz,

I was kinda surprised to find out that macro / priormacro modifiers also seem to match native famsg commands (not overridden of course ...) ...
Is this intended / on purpose ?
.... t ...

ok i see.. will use workaround as suggested then... tx

Hi Tomasz,

the new match /modifier feature is really nice.. helping to greatly simplify code,
where advanced parsing is needed..

however, i have a small issue, illustrated by below snippet

...

ok got it. tx

Hi (again) Tomasz
.. just stumbled upon this ... not a big deal, but just wondering if this is intended / inherent limitation to keep in mind ?

the below snippet fails:

calminstruction calminst ...

... indeed... amazingy fast as always .. tx !

... actually it looks to be same err behavior with any special character except '#'