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--predefine "directive"
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This option instructs the assembler to pre-execute one of
the SET directives.
The directiveSETA, SETL, or SETS directives.
You must enclose directive
armasm --predefine "VariableName SETA 20" inputfile.s
The assembler also executes a corresponding GBLL, GBLS,
or GBLA directive to define the variable before setting
its value.
The variable name is case-sensitive. The variables defined using the command line are global to the assembler source files specified on the command line.
Note
The command line interface of your system might require you
to enter special character combinations, such as \”,
to include strings in directive--via to
include a file--predefine argument. The command line
interface does not alter arguments from --via files.
Note
--predefine is not equivalent to the compiler
option -D. name--predefine defines
a global variable whereas -D defines
a macro that the C preprocessor will expand.name
Although you can use predefined global variables in combination
with assembly control directives, for example IF and ELSE to
control conditional assembly, they are not intended to provide the
same functionality as the C preprocessor in the assembler. If you
need this functionality, ARM recommends you use the compiler to
pre-process your assembly code.
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