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Directives

Directives are commands to SPLat/PC to do something. This contrasts with program instructions, which eventually result in an action by the SPLat controller itself. For example,

          GOTO    Foo 

is a program instruction that is actioned by the controller, whereas

Bar       defByte     

is a directive that causes SPLat/PC to allocate a byte of RAM to a variable named Bar.

In This Section

defADDR Directive

defBLOCK directive

defBYTE Directive

defFLOAT Directive

defLONG Directive

defSEM Directive

defTIME24 Directive

defWORD Directive

EQU Directive

iEQU Directive

NV0Byte Directive [D>=15]

NV0fNum Directive [D>=15]

NV0Ptr Directive [D>=15]

NV0Space Directive [D>=15]

mEQU Directive

oEQU Directive

sEQU Directive