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As discussed in #80, unless -w is used we should disallow macro definitions which define a macro starting with a mnemonic, as attempts to invoke it are likely to be misinterpreted as a use of the relevant mnemonic. (This assumes -w has been extended to always require a space after the mnemonic; this is probably going to be implemented soon under #81. Without this change other problems probably occur with such macro names.)
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As discussed in #80, unless -w is used we should disallow macro definitions which define a macro starting with a mnemonic, as attempts to invoke it are likely to be misinterpreted as a use of the relevant mnemonic. (This assumes -w has been extended to always require a space after the mnemonic; this is probably going to be implemented soon under #81. Without this change other problems probably occur with such macro names.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: