Re: A86: Re: macros for numbers
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Re: A86: Re: macros for numbers
In a message dated 1/28/00 5:58:23 PM Mountain Standard Time,
malcolmj1@juno.com writes:
> an easy way to do this stuff would be to make a perl, c, or vb
> application that will let you input the numbers in a list or something
> (vb will let you put it into excell using api) and then convert it all to
> whatever you want using data bytes (.db) in a flash. have the little dos
> application save it as an include file in your source. make the computer
> do all the higher math and 'if' statements.
Actually, this macro I've made should work, as long as TASM supports "#if"
statements within a macro...if TASM doesn't suppor the "#if" statements, then
I'll go to making separate macros for numbers with length 1 byte, 2 bytes, 3
bytes, and 4 bytes. But Josh said he's tested the "#if"s within macros, so
I'm hoping it'll work...
And besides, I don't know Visual Basic or Perl or even that much about C/C++
yet, so that's kind of a problem... ;)
JayEll