Macro call directive

    Format

      .MCALL  macro-name-list

1  –  Parameter

 macro-name-list

    A list of macros to be defined for this assembly. Separate the
    macro names with commas.

2  –  Description

    .MCALL specifies the names of the system and user-defined macros
    that are required to assemble the source program but are not
    defined in the source file.

    If any named macro is not found upon completion of the search
    (that is, if the macro is not defined in any of the macro
    libraries), the assembler displays an error message.

3  –  Notes

    o  Using the .MCALL directive is optional unless the macro name
       is the same as an opcode or assembler directive. The assembler
       automatically searches for a library macro when it encounters
       an identifier that is not an opcode or directive in the
       opcode field. If your macro name is the same as an opcode or
       directive, you must use the .MCALL directive. You can also use
       the .MCALL directive in your program to document which macros
       are used by your program.

4  –  Example

        .MCALL TRAPB       ; Substitute macro in library for
                           ; TRAPB instruction