Meta-Assembler (MASM) Programming Reference Manual

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Figures 6-1. Two-Pass Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-23 6-2. One-Pass Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-25 6-3. Words-Given Procedure Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-27 7830 8269-001 xi
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Listing Control 3-2 Use the $DISPLA
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Listing Control 3.7. $CROSSREF —
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Listing Control 3-6 Parameter expre
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Section 4 Values and Expressions 78
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7830 8269-001 Example Values and Ex
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7830 8269-001 Values and Expression
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7830 8269-001 Example 4 AZ $EQU (F1
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7830 8269-001 Example 3 00.7 011.7
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4.2.3.2.3.$CHAR — Define a Data C
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7830 8269-001 Explanation 2 Line 1
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7830 8269-001 Example Values and Ex
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7830 8269-001 The value returned by
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4.2.4.1. Examples of Node Reference
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7830 8269-001 Example 3 Values and
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4.2.4.2. Examples of Node Reference
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7830 8269-001 Example 3 Values and
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7830 8269-001 A $EQU 15 Y $EQU A(3)
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4.3. Expressions and Operators 7830
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7830 8269-001 Values and Expression
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4.3.1.4. Relational Operators 7830
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7830 8269-001 Example 1 ‘abc’D
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4.3.1.5.3.The Flag Attribute Operat
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7830 8269-001 Table 4-3. The Heirar
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7830 8269-001 Table 4-5. Descriptio
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Section 5 Data Generation 7830 8269
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5.2. Unsigned Character Strings 783
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5.4. Forms 7830 8269-001 Data Gener
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5.5. Location Counter Specification
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7830 8269-001 The $LCFV function re
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5.8. $NEG — Transform Negative Va
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Assembly-Time Controls 6.1.2. $ELSE
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Assembly-Time Controls 6.1.5. $ANDF
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Assembly-Time Controls 6.2. Looping
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Assembly-Time Controls 6.2.5. $ENDI
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Assembly-Time Controls 6.5. $NAME
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Assembly-Time Controls 6-12 higher-
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Assembly-Time Controls 6-14 (i,j) (
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Assembly-Time Controls 6-16 Example
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Assembly-Time Controls 6.7.5. $LF(e
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Assembly-Time Controls 6.7.7. Use o
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Assembly-Time Controls 6.7.8.1. Two
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Assembly-Time Controls 6.7.8.2. One
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Assembly-Time Controls 6-26 7830 82
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Assembly-Time Controls 6.7.9. Speed
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Assembly-Time Controls 6-30 The app
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Assembly-Time Controls 6-32 The fol
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Assembly-Time Controls 6-34 The fol
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Assembly-Time Controls 6-36 You can
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Dictionary Control 7.1. Structure o
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Dictionary Control 7.3. $HASH(e)
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Dictionary Control 7.5. $LEVEL —
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Dictionary Control 7.7. $XLEV — C
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Dictionary Control 7.8. Example —
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Dictionary Control 7-12 Line 3 Line
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Processor Information Functions 8.2
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Processor Information Functions 8-4
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MASM Output 9.3. $INFO — Special
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MASM Output 9.3.4. Blank Common Blo
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MASM Output 9.3.10. Extended Mode L
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Section 10 Object Modules 7830 8269
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10.3. Banks (Location Counters) 783
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7830 8269-001 OM$NONE Object Module
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OM$RUN 7830 8269-001 Reserved for f
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10.3.1.6. Storage Attribute 7830 82
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10.3.1.11. Paging Status Attribute
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10.3.2. $BANK Directive — Define
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7830 8269-001 Attribute Field Size
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10.4. References 7830 8269-001 Obje
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OM$LBN 7830 8269-001 Logical bank n
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7830 8269-001 Object Modules 10.4.2
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10.4.5. $IMPORT Directive Example 7
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7830 8269-001 Object Modules The sc
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7830 8269-001 Object Modules 10.5.2
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10.6. Link Vectors 7830 8269-001 Ob
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10.6.3. Extended Mode Example 7830
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10.7. Defaults 7830 8269-001 Object
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10.9. Compatibility 7830 8269-001 O
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Section 11 Symbolic Output 7830 826
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7830 8269-001 Symbolic Output On th
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Section 12 Saving Definitions 7830
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7830 8269-001 Explanation Saving De
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Section 13 Error and Warning Diagno
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Appendix A OS 1100 Features 7830 82
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A.2.2. No Mode Operation 7830 8269-
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7830 8269-001 Example 1. $BASIC 2.
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7830 8269-001 Example 1. $EXTEND 2.
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A.2.6. Instruction Generation 7830
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7830 8269-001 OS 1100 Features A ba
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A.2.8. $USE Directive 7830 8269-001
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A.2.10. $BREG Function 7830 8269-00
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A.2.11. I$ and EI$ Forms 7830 8269-
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A.2.14. $FORCE and $FORCEOFF Direct
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7830 8269-001 Symbolic Name Instruc
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Appendix B Object Module Evolution
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7830 8269-001 OMDEF$ OM$DEF ACTIVIT
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7830 8269-001 Attribute Description
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7830 8269-001 OMDEF$ OM$DEF USE$LV
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7830 8269-001 Object Module Evoluti
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B.3.2. $IMPORT (Reference Field Cha
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Appendix C Incompatibilities with A
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7830 8269-001 M EQU 1*/36-1 SUM EQU
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Appendix D Restrictions, Operationa
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Glossary A A register The register
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I index register A register used in
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R 7830 8269-001 Glossary R register
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Bibliography 7830 8269-001 OS 1100
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Index in library search, 2-21 with
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Index group 7, 9-4 group 8, 9-5 gro
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Index address type, definition attr
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Index OM$DEF definitions, 10-27 oth
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Index microstring, 6-23 with $SR, c
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Index definition attribute address
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Index $NEG, 5-9 $NIL, 6-6 $OBJ, 10-
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Index during relocation, 4-3 with $
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Index $SR, 4-16 $SS, 4-16 $SSS, 4-1
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Index jump, A-7 jump (with EI$), A-
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Index link vector bank, 10-13, 10-2
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Index statement parts, 2-11 updated
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Index nonidentity node operator, 4-
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Index bank attribute, 10-8 paramete
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Index single, 2-20 quoted string, c
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Index runstream, as source default,
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Index space-period-space construct,
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Index T in library search, 2-22, 2-
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Index X X Z description of, 6-18 wi
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