dos.mac

Dos6.0

;***
;* $Workfile:   dos.mac  $
;* $Revision:   1.1  $
;*   $Author:   Dave Sewell  $
;*     $Date:   13 Oct 1989 11:33:12  $
;*
;* Various useful macros for assembly language programs.
;*
;* NOTE:  This file is identical for both XENIX and MSDOS assemblies, so it
;* should be linked in "/usr/include" and "/usr/include/dos".
;***

; The following include file should have any macros, etc., which are different
; for XENIX and MSDOS assemblies.  Unique copies should be maintained in
; "/usr/include" for XENIX and "/usr/include/dos" for MSDOS.

INCLUDE osdep.mac

; IMPORTANT NOTE:  If the middle, compact, large, or huge memory model is being
; used, the symbol "MMODEL", "CMODEL", "LMODEL", or "HMODEL" respectively, must
; be defined on the command line when "masm" is invoked.  If none of the
; symbols is defined, small model is assumed as the default.

CONST	SEGMENT  WORD PUBLIC 'CONST'
CONST	ENDS
_BSS	SEGMENT  WORD PUBLIC 'BSS'
_BSS	ENDS
_DATA	SEGMENT  WORD PUBLIC 'DATA'
_DATA	ENDS
DGROUP	GROUP	CONST,	_BSS,	_DATA
ASSUME	DS: DGROUP, SS: DGROUP, ES: DGROUP

DATASEG MACRO
_DATA	SEGMENT
	ENDM

DATAEND MACRO
_DATA	ENDS
	ENDM

IFDEF	LMODEL
	;*** Large model definitions ***
	LPROG	EQU	1
	LDATA	EQU	1
ENDIF
IFDEF	HMODEL
	;*** Large model definitions ***
	LPROG	EQU	1
	LDATA	EQU	1
ENDIF
IFDEF	MMODEL
	;*** Medium model definitions ***
	LPROG	EQU	1
	LDATA	EQU	0
ENDIF
IFDEF	CMODEL
	;*** Medium model definitions ***
	LPROG	EQU	0
	LDATA	EQU	1
ENDIF
IFNDEF	LPROG
	;*** Small model definitions ***
	LPROG	EQU	0
	LDATA	EQU	0
ENDIF

	IF  (LPROG EQ 0)

TEXTSEG     MACRO
_TEXT	    SEGMENT BYTE PUBLIC 'CODE'
	    ASSUME CS:_TEXT
	    ENDM

TEXTEND     MACRO
_TEXT	    ENDS
	    ENDM

PUBPROCDEF  MACRO   PROCNAME
	    PUBLIC  _&PROCNAME
_&PROCNAME  PROC    NEAR
	    ENDM

PASCALDEF   MACRO   PROCNAME
	    PUBLIC  PROCNAME
PROCNAME    PROC    NEAR
	    ENDM

LOCPROCDEF  MACRO   PROCNAME
PROCNAME    PROC    NEAR
	    ENDM

	ELSE

TEXTSEG     MACRO
PARAGON_TEXT    SEGMENT BYTE PUBLIC 'CODE'
	    ASSUME CS:PARAGON_TEXT
	    ENDM

TEXTEND     MACRO
PARAGON_TEXT    ENDS
	    ENDM

PUBPROCDEF  MACRO   PROCNAME
	    PUBLIC  _&PROCNAME
_&PROCNAME  PROC    FAR
	    ENDM

PASCALDEF   MACRO   PROCNAME
	    PUBLIC  PROCNAME
PROCNAME    PROC    FAR
	    ENDM

	ENDIF

PUBPROCEND  MACRO   PROCNAME
_&PROCNAME  ENDP
	    ENDM

PASCALEND   MACRO   PROCNAME
PROCNAME    ENDP
	    ENDM

;***
;* The following macros may be useful in accessing stack arguments.
;* Here 'X' defines the offset from BP where the first argument may be found.
;* In the small code models, the offset is 4 (2 for the BP register saved
;* on procedure entry and 2 for the return address).  In the large code models
;* the offset is 6 because the return address takes up 4 bytes instead of two.
;***

	IF	LPROG
X	EQU	6
	ELSE
X	EQU	4
	ENDIF

;***
;* The following defines are used in conjunction with 'X' to access arguments
;* after the first one:
;*	I   = integer argument
;*	L   = long argument
;*	NDP = near data pointer argument
;*	FDP = far data pointer argument
;*	NCP = near code pointer argument
;*	FCP = far code pointer argument
;*	DP  = data pointer argument
;*	CP  = code pointer argument
;***

I	EQU	2
L	EQU	4
NDP	EQU	2
FDP	EQU	4
NCP	EQU	2
FCP	EQU	4

	IF	LDATA
DP	EQU	4
	ELSE
DP	EQU	2
	ENDIF
	IF	LPROG
CP	EQU	4
	ELSE
CP	EQU	2
	ENDIF

procent     MACRO
	    PUSH    BP
	    MOV     BP, SP
	    PUSH    DI
	    PUSH    SI
	    ENDM

;Note: the procret macro accepts up to a maximum of seven args and plus signs.
;If more are needed, take out white space between pluses and arguments.

procret     MACRO   arg1,p1,arg2,p2,arg3,p4,arg4,p5,arg5,p6,arg6,p7,arg7
	    POP     SI
	    POP     DI
	    POP     BP
	    RET     arg1 p1 arg2 p2 arg3 p4 arg4 p5 arg5 p6 arg6 p7 arg7
	    ENDM

pubcall     MACRO   procname
    IF	    LPROG
	    call    FAR PTR _&procname
    ELSE
	    call    _&procname
    ENDIF
	    ENDM