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    The macro expansion of the PUTMSG code fragment expands it into multiple instructions that output the message string to the destination. It uses system qualifiers $AE and $AF to keep track of the current character position within the loop and saves/restores registers. The expansion handles recursively expanding the $ in PUTMSG to avoid infinite expansion.

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    The macro expansion of the PUTMSG code fragment expands it into multiple instructions that output the message string to the destination. It uses system qualifiers $AE and $AF to keep track of the current character position within the loop and saves/restores registers. The expansion handles recursively expanding the $ in PUTMSG to avoid infinite expansion.

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    The macro expansion of the PUTMSG code fragment expands it into multiple instructions that output the message string to the destination. It uses system qualifiers $AE and $AF to keep track of the current character position within the loop and saves/restores registers. The expansion handles recursively expanding the $ in PUTMSG to avoid infinite expansion.

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    Example Macro Expansion of PUTMSG

    For the code fragment,


    . . .

    JEQ NEXT
    DUMPM PUTMSG =C’COP 3601’, =X'04', MSGLEN
    NEXT STA LAST

    . . .

    assuming that 4 prior macro expansions have occurred before the


    macro facility encounters this code fragment (so the $ system
    qualifier is at $AE) , then the expansion will be
    . . . Note: the macro facility has
    to be “smart enough” to not
    JEQ NEXT expand $ a 2nd time
    .DUMPM PUTMSG =C’COP 3601’, =X'04', MSGLEN
    DUMPM STA $AESAVA
    STX $AESAVX
    CLEAR X
    .$AELOOP PUTC (=C’COP 3601’,X), =X'04'
    $AELOOP STA $AFSAVE
    LDCH =C’COP 3601’,X
    J $AFLOOP
    $AFSAVE RESW 1
    $AFLOOP TD =X'04
    JEQ $AFLOOP PUTC expansion:
    ($ system qualifier
    WD =X'04
    has the value $AF)
    LDA $AFSAVE
    TIX MSGLEN
    JLT $AELOOP
    LDA $AESAVA
    LDX $AESAVX
    J $AENEXT
    $AESAVA RESW 1 PUTMSG expansion:
    $AESAVX RESW 1 ($ system qualifier
    $AENEXT RESW 0 has the value $AE)
    NEXT STA LAST

    . . .

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