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Subject: Re: parse error when including a .inc in CBLOCK
From: Craig Franklin
Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2003 23:05:48 -0600

The preprocessor is integrated with the lexer/parser.  In most cases it
is a simple text substitution, but not always.

I believe mpasm won't like it either.  It will generate an illegal label
error on the #include.  If I am incorrect, please submit a bug report to
sourceforge.

Thanks.

Yann Gouy wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I have splitted a package in 2 parts: one with the variables
> ("package.var.inc") and the second with macros ("package.macro.inc").
> 
> here is an extract of what I want to do:
> 
> >>>>>>>>>>>
> 
> CBLOCK 0x20
> 
> TIME:2
> 
> include "package.var.inc"
> 
> ENDC
> 
> include "package.macro.inc
> 
> <<<<<<<<<<<
> 
> on the first include, I got a parse error using gpasm 0.11.0 or 0.10.6
> I believed that the include processing was just like in C ("basic string
> replacement").
> 
> if someone could help me, please do it!
> 
>         Yann
> 
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