July 01, 2002 assembler troubles | ||||
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What's wrong with these defines: #define stackset(stk) asm { mov ax, ss \ mov ebx, esp \ mov cx, ds \ mov ss, cx \ lea esp, stk \ push eax \ push ebx } #define stackrestore() asm lss esp, [esp] When I say: static UINT stack [256]; stackset (stack[255]); The compiler issues this error: stackset (stack[255]); ^ pcpkt.c(892) : Error: end of line expected What's wrong? Gisle V. |
July 01, 2002 Re: assembler troubles | ||||
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Posted in reply to Gisle Vanem | "Gisle Vanem" <giva@bgnett.no> wrote in message news:afpm7v$2db1$1@digitaldaemon.com... > What's wrong with these defines: > > #define stackset(stk) asm { mov ax, ss \ > mov ebx, esp \ > mov cx, ds \ > mov ss, cx \ > lea esp, stk \ > push eax \ > push ebx } I figured it out. This works: #define stackset(stk) asm { mov ax, ss; \ mov ebx, esp; \ mov cx, ds; \ mov ss, cx; \ lea esp, stk; \ push eax; \ push ebx } Gisle V. |
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