| ??? 02/20/10 22:23 Read: times |
#173372 - ;; ?? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
The ;; doesn't mean anything different to the assembler than a single ;. If a line begins with ; it means that the whole line is a comment. The person who uses ;; probably meant it to indicate a line of code that is "commented out" meaning that this line is removed from being an actual line of code to be assembled.
After the program is validated without this line of text as active code it could be deleted. If you just simply remove the ;; and leave what comes after it then the next time you assemble you'll trying to re-inject the commented out code back into the program. Michael Karas |
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