Add support for "foreach" and "define" to masm #157
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I think the idea of a foreach macro makes sense. I'll take a closer look at this once we know what's happening with #155. |
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Closing this PR since #155 is closed, too. |
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This was suggested here: WebAssembly/exception-handling#131 (comment) Closes WebAssembly#131.
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This is an implementation for "foreach" and "define" as announced in #155 (Still not sure, if this is the right way to contribute to open PRs)
It works great, the only problem I encountered is, that in some cases (e.g. nesting) artifacts from comments mess up the generated code, but apart from that, everything works as intended.