I'm afraid this is "expected behavior" due to an intended change. The {} will no longer define a literal ( like the <> ), but just enclose a "set of tokens". Since the number of tokens in a line is limited to 150 currently, your line exceeds the limit by far.
The change in the semantics was done because the previous implementation was not quite Masm-compatible ( Masm also won't accept your line! ).
You'll have to modify your source. The easiest workaround is to use <> instead of {}:
> But now I get an "A2168: General Failure" wich points to the last line of the structure array.
You'll have to provide a full test case then. Because for me there is no such error, using exactly the same version.
Here's the full source that I feed to jwasm, I managed to reconstruct this from your first test case snippets:
Hi Japhet,
I get with JWasm v2.08pre(08/05/2012) an error "Error A2062: Too many tokens in a line" for this code:
_CUSTCOL struct cr COLORREF ? szName LPTSTR ? _CUSTCOL ends CUSTCOL _CUSTCOL { RGB(255, 255, 255), cstrAutomatic }, { RGB( 0, 0, 0), cstrBlack }, { RGB(255, 255, 255), cstrWhite }, { RGB(128, 0, 0), cstrMaroon }, { RGB( 0, 128, 0), cstrDarkGreen }, { RGB(128, 128, 0), cstrOlive }, { RGB( 0, 0, 128), cstrAquamarine }, { RGB(128, 0, 128), cstrPurple }, { RGB( 0, 128, 128), cstrDarkBlue }, { RGB(196, 196, 196), cstrLightGrey }, { RGB(128, 128, 128), cstrDarkGrey }, { RGB(255, 0, 0), cstrRed }, { RGB( 0, 255, 0), cstrGreen }, { RGB(255, 255, 0), cstrYellow }, { RGB( 0, 0, 255), cstrBlue }, { RGB(255, 0, 255), cstrMagenta }, { RGB( 0, 255, 255), cstrCyan }Listing:
00000000 _CUSTCOL struct 00000000 cr COLORREF ? 00000008 szName LPTSTR ? 00000010 _CUSTCOL ends 00000038 CUSTCOL _CUSTCOL { RGB(255, 255, 255), cstrAutomatic }, { RGB( 0, 0, 0), cstrBlack }, { RGB(255, 255, 255), cstrWhite }, { RGB(128, 0, 0), cstrMaroon }, { RGB( 0, 128, 0), cstrDarkGreen }, { RGB(128, 128, 0), cstrOlive }, { RGB( 0, 0, 128), cstrAquamarine }, { RGB(128, 0, 128), cstrPurple }, { RGB( 0, 128, 128), cstrDarkBlue }, { RGB(196, 196, 196), cstrLightGrey }, { RGB(128, 128, 128), cstrDarkGrey }, { RGB(255, 0, 0), cstrRed }, \ Error A2062: Too many tokens in a line 00000038 { ( ( ( ( 0 ) or ( ( ( 255 ) ) shl 8 ) ) or ( ( ( 0 ) ) shl 16 ) ) ) , cstrGreen }, { ( ( ( ( 255 ) or ( ( ( 255 ) ) shl 8 ) ) or ( ( ( 0 ) ) shl 16 ) ) ) , cstrYellow }, { ( ( ( ( 0 ) or ( ( ( 0 ) ) shl 8 ) ) or ( ( ( 255 ) ) shl 16 ) ) ) , cstrBlue }, { ( ( ( ( 255 ) or ( ( ( 0 ) ) shl 8 ) ) or ( ( ( 255 ) ) shl 16 ) ) ) , cstrMagenta }, { ( ( ( ( 0 ) or ( ( ( 255 ) ) shl 8 ) ) or ( ( ( 255 ) ) shl 16 ) ) ) , cstrCyan } Error A2062: Too many tokens in a line Error A2209: Syntax error:Regards
Greenhorn
Here's the rest of repuired data for testing (incl. tchar.inc) …
cstrAutomatic TCHAR _T("Automatisch"), 00h cstrBlack TCHAR _T("Schwarz"), 00h cstrWhite TCHAR _T("Weiß"), 00h cstrMaroon TCHAR _T("Dunkelrot"), 00h cstrDarkGreen TCHAR _T("Grün"), 00h cstrOlive TCHAR _T("Oliv"), 00h cstrAquamarine TCHAR _T("Marineblau"), 00h cstrPurple TCHAR _T("Violett"), 00h cstrDarkBlue TCHAR _T("Blaugrün"), 00h cstrLightGrey TCHAR _T("Hellgrau"), 00h cstrDarkGrey TCHAR _T("Grau"), 00h cstrRed TCHAR _T("Rot"), 00h cstrGreen TCHAR _T("Gelbgrün"), 00h cstrYellow TCHAR _T("Gelb"), 00h cstrBlue TCHAR _T("Blau"), 00h cstrMagenta TCHAR _T("Magenta"), 00h cstrCyan TCHAR _T("Zyan"), 00hI'm afraid this is "expected behavior" due to an intended change. The {} will no longer define a literal ( like the <> ), but just enclose a "set of tokens". Since the number of tokens in a line is limited to 150 currently, your line exceeds the limit by far.
The change in the semantics was done because the previous implementation was not quite Masm-compatible ( Masm also won't accept your line! ).
You'll have to modify your source. The easiest workaround is to use <> instead of {}:
< RGB( 0, 0, 0), cstrBlack >,
< RGB(255, 255, 255), cstrWhite >,
…
{ RGB(255, 255, 255), cstrWhite },
a bit more investigation did convince me that I'll have to revert the change and restore the {}-literals again.
Thanks for the quick reply and fix, japheth.
But now I get an "A2168: General Failure" wich points to the last line of the structure array.
The listing file looks fine without any error messages.
Used JWasm RC1.
Greenhorn
> But now I get an "A2168: General Failure" wich points to the last line of the structure array.
You'll have to provide a full test case then. Because for me there is no such error, using exactly the same version.
Here's the full source that I feed to jwasm, I managed to reconstruct this from your first test case snippets:
.386 .model flat .data TCHAR typedef BYTE _T macro x:vararg exitm <x> endm cstrAutomatic TCHAR _T("Automatisch"),00h cstrBlack TCHAR _T("Schwarz"), 00h cstrWhite TCHAR _T("Weiß"), 00h cstrMaroon TCHAR _T("Dunkelrot"), 00h cstrDarkGreen TCHAR _T("Grün"), 00h cstrOlive TCHAR _T("Oliv"), 00h cstrAquamarine TCHAR _T("Marineblau"), 00h cstrPurple TCHAR _T("Violett"), 00h cstrDarkBlue TCHAR _T("Blaugrün"), 00h cstrLightGrey TCHAR _T("Hellgrau"), 00h cstrDarkGrey TCHAR _T("Grau"), 00h cstrRed TCHAR _T("Rot"), 00h cstrGreen TCHAR _T("Gelbgrün"), 00h cstrYellow TCHAR _T("Gelb"), 00h cstrBlue TCHAR _T("Blau"), 00h cstrMagenta TCHAR _T("Magenta"), 00h cstrCyan TCHAR _T("Zyan"), 00h COLORREF typedef DWORD LPTSTR typedef ptr WORD _CUSTCOL struct cr COLORREF ? szName LPTSTR ? _CUSTCOL ends RGB macro r,g,b exitm <( ( ( ( r ) or ( ( ( g ) ) shl 8 ) ) or ( ( ( b ) ) shl 16 ) ) )> endm CUSTCOL _CUSTCOL { RGB(255, 255, 255), cstrAutomatic }, { RGB( 0, 0, 0), cstrBlack }, { RGB(255, 255, 255), cstrWhite }, { RGB(128, 0, 0), cstrMaroon }, { RGB( 0, 128, 0), cstrDarkGreen }, { RGB(128, 128, 0), cstrOlive }, { RGB( 0, 0, 128), cstrAquamarine }, { RGB(128, 0, 128), cstrPurple }, { RGB( 0, 128, 128), cstrDarkBlue }, { RGB(196, 196, 196), cstrLightGrey }, { RGB(128, 128, 128), cstrDarkGrey }, { RGB(255, 0, 0), cstrRed }, { RGB( 0, 255, 0), cstrGreen }, { RGB(255, 255, 0), cstrYellow }, { RGB( 0, 0, 255), cstrBlue }, { RGB(255, 0, 255), cstrMagenta }, { RGB( 0, 255, 255), cstrCyan } endI made a Bug Tracker and attached the corresponding file.