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Built-in Assembler Expression Types
Every built-in assembler expression has an associated type.
This type is a size, because the built-in assembler regards the type of an expression as the size of its memory location.
The built-in assembler performs type checking whenever possible; an error results if the type check fails.
You can use a typecast to change the type of a memory reference. For
example, all of these refer to the first (least significant) byte of the
OutBufPtr variable:
asm
MOV DL,BYTE PTR OutBufPtr
MOV DL,Byte(OutBufPtr)
MOV DL,OutBufPtr.Byte
end;
In some cases, a memory reference is untyped (it has no associated type); for example, an immediate value enclosed in square brackets:
asm
MOV AL,[100H]
MOV BX,[100H]
end;
The built-in assembler permits both of these instructions because the
expression [100H] has no associated type (it just means "the contents of
address 100H in the data segment") and the type can be determined from the
first operand (byte for AL, word for BX).
In cases where the type cannot be determined from another operand, the built-in assembler requires an explicit typecast, like this:
asm
INC BYTE PTR [100H]
IMUL WORD PTR [100H]
end;
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