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Meta-Assembler (MASM) Programming Reference Manual

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About This <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Section 6. Assembly-Time Controls<br />

This section describes directives that control an assembly at assembly time. This<br />

section includes the following topics:<br />

Directives for handling conditionally assembled code<br />

Generating repetitive code<br />

Repeating statement groups<br />

Transferring control<br />

Source insertions<br />

Procedures and functions (creating, accessing, using, and manipulating)<br />

Microstrings<br />

Levelers<br />

Section 7. Dictionary Control<br />

This section describes the functions and general structure of the dictionary and the<br />

directives that control it.<br />

Section 8. Processor Information Functions<br />

This section describes the functions that retrieve the following:<br />

Date and time information<br />

The line counter value<br />

The processor call parameters<br />

The <strong>MASM</strong> operating mode settings<br />

Section 9. <strong>MASM</strong> Output<br />

This section describes relocatable binary output and use of the $INFO directive to<br />

communicate between <strong>MASM</strong> and the Collector.<br />

Section 10. Object Modules<br />

This section describes object module output, the functional replacement for both<br />

relocatable and absolute elements. This section contains Unisys restrictions on the<br />

support of object modules.<br />

Section 11. Symbolic Output<br />

This section describes how to create a symbolic element from <strong>MASM</strong> source output for<br />

use as input to other processors.<br />

Section 12. Saving Definitions<br />

This section describes how to save the results of processing a set of definitions in an<br />

omnibus element for subsequent use in other assemblies.<br />

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