Section 3: Assembler
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.line — Set Line Number Attribute
Syntax
.line
line
Description
line
Specifies
the
number
of
the
line
on
which
the
current
symbol
is
defined. It is an absolute expression that cannot contain any
forward, external, or undefined references.
The
.line
directive sets the line number attribute of the symbol referenced by the
current attribute block (see
.def
directive). For a detailed description of this
attribute, see section
1.4.9 Auxiliary Table Entries
. This directive can appear at
most once per symbol attribute block.
The
.line
directive is typically used only for C source-level debugging; it is
ignored when assembler source-level debugging information is generated with
the
-L
command line flag (see also
.type
directive).
Example
.def buf
.val buf
.dim 16,4
.scl 2
.type 0xf4
.line 25 ; buf is defined on line 25
.size 256
.endef
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