At 10:51 AM 10/18/96 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi folks!
>
>I wonder if there is a simple way to use jump-labels within macros,
>which are instanciated more than once. If I use a normal label, the
>assembler complains from the second instanciation of the macro on.
>Example:
>
>; macro definition:
>mymacro         macro
>                bla
>local_label:    bla
>                bla
>                goto local_label
>                bla
>                endm
>
>; main program:
>                bla
>                mymacro
>                bla
>                mymacro
>                bla
>
>I have found a workaround for this: I number the labels for each
>instanciation, but I hope someone knows a simpler and more straight
>forward solution than this:
>
>variable        i
>mymacro         macro
>                i+=1
>                bla
>local_label#v(i):
>                bla
>                goto local_label#v(i)
>                bla
>                endm
>
>Sorry: Maybe the syntax is not correct, I wrote this down from memory
>- but it works for me.
>
>--
>Stefan Bormann  s.bormann@tu-bs.de
>
>FREMO: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/shipmill/inhalt.htm
>
>

I think you need to use the LOCAL directive.  Try this:

mymacro         macro
                local local_label
                bla
local_label:    bla
                bla
                goto local_label
                bla
                endm

This should give each invocation of the macro its own local copy of the label.

DRC