> These and other pseudo-instructions of which MPASM is aware are
> described (or at least, they used to be described) in the MPASM
> User's Guide.
I was going to say "nope, not lately" after flipping through the latest
(1995 copyright) version, but then I thought to look in the previous
year's edition, which I have in bound form (the new one was printed from
the .pdf). At least as of the 1994 edition, the "quick reference"
section was tacked onto the end of the user's guide: for those of us
working from downloaded .pdf files I expect this will be a separate document.
From: Martin J. Maney ("maneyKILLspamMCS.COM"KILLspamumcKILLspamMFSERV)
Date: 20-MAR-1996 17:11:01.15
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On Wed, 20 Mar 1996, Andrew Warren wrote:
> These and other pseudo-instructions of which MPASM is aware are
> described (or at least, they used to be described) in the MPASM
> User's Guide.
As Martin J. Maney wrote, too, these pseudo-instructions were described
in in appendix of the old MPASM User's Guide, Doc# / Filename: 33014c.pdf
The actual MPASM User's Guide is 33014d.pdf for MPASM V1.30 and higher
and does not include description of pseudo-instructions, unfortunately.
Siegfried.
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university of ulm, germany |
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