@Expr - Expression Directive

Syntax

@EXPR { block } expression;

block - A valid block of text

expression - A valid expression

Use

@Expr evaluates the given expression, and converts it to a string of digits in the default base numbering system. This string and the block are then inserted into the source file at the point at which the @Expr directive occurs. The expression must produce a valid number.

Example

@expr {Addr} 10+4 ;

Assuming that the default base is base ten, this example causes the text ABC3 to be inserted into the source file.