sEQU Directive

The sEQU directive is a special variant of the EQU directive intended for defining semaphores. See the Semaphore tutorial.

Example

FullFlag   sEQU    35

The sEQU directive has no special significance in SPLat/PC, and is treated identically to EQU. Hoewever, we recommend you use it where applicable for the sake of future compaitibility and to make your program more readable.

sEQU is not supported in SPLat/PC versions prior to V6.12.0.

Note: Future programming software will have likely have stronger "typing". That means the software will raise an error if a label defined with the sEQU directive is used in other than a semaphore instruction.