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:Constant: A read-only variable with built-in value. Dereferenced as a variable, eg, $EXEDIR | :Constant: A read-only variable with built-in value. Dereferenced as a variable, eg, $EXEDIR | ||
:Define: A symbol | :Define: A symbol that is predefined or created with !define or /D at the command line. Dereferenced with $ and curly brackets, eg, ${VERSION} | ||
:Predefine: A built-in define, eg, {__FILE__} | :Predefine: A built-in define, eg, ${__FILE__} | ||
:Register: A pre-declared variable, one of $0 - $9, $R0 - $R9 | :Register: A pre-declared variable, one of $0 - $9, $R0 - $R9 | ||
:Symbol: General term meaning a define or variable. The taxonomy: | :Symbol: General term meaning a define or variable. The taxonomy: | ||
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:::Define | :::Define | ||
::::Predefine | ::::Predefine | ||
::::User define | |||
:::Variable | :::Variable | ||
::::Constant | |||
::::Register | |||
::::User variable | ::::User variable | ||
:Variable: A constant, register, or user variable | |||
:Variable: A | |||
Revision as of 19:10, 7 August 2008
- Constant: A read-only variable with built-in value. Dereferenced as a variable, eg, $EXEDIR
- Define: A symbol that is predefined or created with !define or /D at the command line. Dereferenced with $ and curly brackets, eg, ${VERSION}
- Predefine: A built-in define, eg, ${__FILE__}
- Register: A pre-declared variable, one of $0 - $9, $R0 - $R9
- Symbol: General term meaning a define or variable. The taxonomy:
- Symbol
- Define
- Predefine
- User define
- Variable
- Constant
- Register
- User variable
- Define
- Symbol
- Variable: A constant, register, or user variable
