Conditional macro expansion
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The macro processor replaces each macro instruction with the corresponding group of source language statements. This is called macro expansion or expanding the macros
Conditional assembly are frequently considered to be mechanisms that allow a single version of the source code for a program to be used to generate multiple versions of the executable.
Most macro processors can also modify the sequence of statements generated for a macro expansion, depending on the arguments supplied in the macro invocation. Conditional Assembly is commonly used to describe this feature. It is also referred to as conditional macro expansion.
Conditional Assembly can be achieved with the help of AIF and AGO statements.
Conditional assembly are frequently considered to be mechanisms that allow a single version of the source code for a program to be used to generate multiple versions of the executable.
Most macro processors can also modify the sequence of statements generated for a macro expansion, depending on the arguments supplied in the macro invocation. Conditional Assembly is commonly used to describe this feature. It is also referred to as conditional macro expansion.
Conditional Assembly can be achieved with the help of AIF and AGO statements.
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