Peter Relson wrote:
A danger of using the "IEABRC approach" for the long-displacement instructions is that the size of the instructions differ between the "regular" and the "long displacement". That might not matter to a given module but could cause some unexpected difficulties with macro expansions that might have an operand something like "*+n", taking advantage of "knowing" how long the current instruction is.
That's a good point! And currently there's no SYSSTATE setting that can be used to toggle whether LD instructions are available -- therefore, no way for the macros to know they should/can expand differently. Guess we're SOL until the next level set unless you can think of a good workaround. :-(
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