Syntax

               .sslist

              .ssnolist

Description

Two directives allow you to control substitution symbol expansion in the listing file:

The .sslist directive allows substitution symbol expansion in the listing file. The expanded line appears below the actual source line.

The .ssnolist directive suppresses substitution symbol expansion in the listing file.

By default, all substitution symbol expansion in the listing file is suppressed; the assembler acts as if the .ssnolist directive had been used.

Lines with the pound (#) character denote expanded substitution symbols.

Example

This example shows code that, by default, suppresses the listing of substitution symbol expansion, and it shows the .sslist directive assembled, instructing the assembler to list substitution symbol code expansion.

       1 00000000     ADDRX   .usect  ".ebss", 1
       2 00000001     ADDRY   .usect  ".ebss", 1
       3 00000002     ADDRA   .usect  ".ebss", 1
       4 00000003     ADDRB   .usect  ".ebss", 1
       5              
       6              ADD2    .macro  parm1, parm2
       7                      MOV     ACC, @parm1
       8                      ADD     ACC, @parm2
       9                      MOV     @parm2, ACC
      10                      .endm
      11              
      12 00000000               ADD2    ADDRX, ADDRY
1        00000000 8500-         MOV     ACC, @ADDRX
1        00000001 8101-         ADD     ACC, @ADDRY
1        00000002 9601-         MOV     @ADDRY, ACC
      13              
      14                      .sslist
      15 00000003               ADD2    ADDRA, ADDRB
1        00000003 8502-         MOV     ACC, @parm1
#                             MOV     ACC, @ADDRA
1        00000004 8103-         ADD     ACC, @parm2
#                             ADD     ACC, @ADDRB
1        00000005 9603-         MOV     @parm2, AC