hi,
i had a problem converting a number to characters to output it to the screen.
i solved this problem by writing a macro, but now when i try to call the macro 3 times within the same code i get the following error while compiling:
Quote:
Turbo Assembler Version 2.01 Copyright © 1988, 1990 Borland International
Assembling file: 1.asm
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(6) Symbol already defined elsewhere: THOUSAND
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(8) Relative jump out of range by 000Ah bytes
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(13) Symbol already defined elsewhere: HUNDRED
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(15) Relative jump out of range by 0001h bytes
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(25) Symbol already defined elsewhere: NEXT1
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(27) Relative jump out of range by 000Bh bytes
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(32) Symbol already defined elsewhere: TEN
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(34) Relative jump out of range by 000Dh bytes
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(36) Relative jump out of range by 0002h bytes
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(38) Symbol already defined elsewhere: GO_ON
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(48) Symbol already defined elsewhere: LAST
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(50) Relative jump out of range by 000Ch bytes
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(55) Symbol already defined elsewhere: FINAL
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(57) Relative jump out of range by 000Eh bytes
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(59) Relative jump out of range by 0008h bytes
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(61) Symbol already defined elsewhere: NEXT2
**Error** 1.asm(20) PRINTVALUE(69) Symbol already defined elsewhere: FINISH
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(6) Symbol already defined elsewhere: THOUSAND
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(8) Relative jump out of range by 009Dh bytes
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(13) Symbol already defined elsewhere: HUNDRED
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(15) Relative jump out of range by 0094h bytes
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(25) Symbol already defined elsewhere: NEXT1
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(27) Relative jump out of range by 009Eh bytes
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(32) Symbol already defined elsewhere: TEN
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(34) Relative jump out of range by 00A0h bytes
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(36) Relative jump out of range by 0095h bytes
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(38) Symbol already defined elsewhere: GO_ON
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(48) Symbol already defined elsewhere: LAST
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(50) Relative jump out of range by 009Fh bytes
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(55) Symbol already defined elsewhere: FINAL
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(57) Relative jump out of range by 00A1h bytes
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(59) Relative jump out of range by 009Bh bytes
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(61) Symbol already defined elsewhere: NEXT2
**Error** 1.asm(23) PRINTVALUE(69) Symbol already defined elsewhere: FINISH
Error messages: 34
Warning messages: None
Passes: 1
Remaining memory: 472k
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i know what is wrong, but i do not know how to solve it
since the code in the macro is put into the place where i put the calling, i get multiple labels with the same name.
how can i make this work without having to create at least 3 different macros with as only difference the label names?
here's the macro i have written:
;####################
;printvalue macro
;print value 0234 = 234
;####################
printvalue macro number
push ax bx cx dx
mov ax,number
xor cx,cx
thousand:
cmp ax,1000
jl hundred
sub ax,1000
inc cx
jmp thousand
hundred:
cmp cx,0
je next1
mov bx,1
push ax
mov dl,cl
add dl,48
mov ah,02h
int 21h
pop ax
xor cx,cx
next1:
cmp ax,100
jl ten
sub ax,100
inc cx
jmp next1
ten:
cmp bx,1
je go_on
cmp cx,0
je last
go_on:
mov bx,2
push ax
mov dl,cl
add dl,48
mov ah,02h
int 21h
pop ax
xor cx,cx
last:
cmp ax,10
jl final
sub ax,10
inc cx
jmp last
final:
cmp bx,2
je next2
cmp cx,0
je finish
next2:
push ax
mov dl,cl
add dl,48
mov ah,02h
int 21h
pop ax
finish:
mov dl,al
add dl,48
mov ah,02h
int 21h
pop dx cx bx ax
endm
;##################
i also don't want to create a procedure from this since i would like to use it in multiple programs without having to rewrite the proc everytime i start writing another program.
any ideas?
thanks in advance
Nov 29th, 2004, 3:58 PM
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