> Good point.  Let me rephrase:
> Unfortunately, MPASM can't deal with macros that aren't
> fixed-length.

I still don't understand what you mean. And what do you mean by length
anay, the number of instructions that are generated? MPASM deals
perfectly with macro's that generate a number of instructions that
varies, depending for instance on macro parameters, the current
location, global settings etc. I can not handle macro's that create a
varying number of instructions depending on the pass (pass 1 or pass 2,
yes, such macro's can be written!), but I guess no two-pass assembler
can.

Wouter van Ooijen

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