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2.two Pass Macroprocessor

The document outlines a Python script that processes a macro definition table (MDT) from an input file, expands macros, and writes the results to output files. It reads macro definitions and their calls, storing the definitions in an MDT and expanding them when called. The script handles reading from the input file, writing to the output files, and printing the macro expansion details.

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2.two Pass Macroprocessor

The document outlines a Python script that processes a macro definition table (MDT) from an input file, expands macros, and writes the results to output files. It reads macro definitions and their calls, storing the definitions in an MDT and expanding them when called. The script handles reading from the input file, writing to the output files, and printing the macro expansion details.

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# Define the structure to store Macro Definition Table (MDT) entries

class MDT:

def __init__(self, label, opcode, operand):

self.lab = label

self.opc = opcode

self.oper = operand

def main():

label = ""

opcode = ""

operand = ""

macroname = ""

lines = 0

d = []

# Open the input and output files with proper file paths using raw strings

with open(r"C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\MACIN.txt", "r") as f1, \

open(r"C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\MACOUT.txt", "w") as f2, \

open(r"C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\MDT.txt", "w") as f3:

# Read the first line

line = f1.readline()

if not line:

print("Input file is empty.")

return
label, opcode, operand = line.strip().split()

while opcode != "END":

if opcode == "MACRO":

macroname = label

label, opcode, operand = f1.readline().strip().split()

lines = 0

# Start reading the macro body until we encounter MEND

while opcode != "MEND":

f3.write(f"{label}\t{opcode}\t{operand}\n")

d.append(MDT(label, opcode, operand))

label, opcode, operand = f1.readline().strip().split()

lines += 1

elif opcode == macroname:

print(f"Macro call detected. Expanding {macroname} ({lines} lines):")

for i in range(lines):

f2.write(f"{d[i].lab}\t{d[i].opc}\t{d[i].oper}\n")

print(f"DLAB={d[i].lab}, DOPC={d[i].opc}, DOPER={d[i].oper}")

else:

f2.write(f"{label}\t{opcode}\t{operand}\n")

# Read the next line

line = f1.readline()
if not line:

break

label, opcode, operand = line.strip().split()

# Finally write the last line

f2.write(f"{label}\t{opcode}\t{operand}\n")

print("FINISHED")

if __name__ == "__main__":

main()

I/P

MACIN.txt

CALC START 1000

SUM MACRO **
** LDA #5

** ADD #10
** sTA 2000
** MEND **
** LDA LENGTH
** COMP ZERO
** JEQ LOOP
** SUM **

LENGTH WORD S

ZERO WORD S

LOOP SUM **

** END **
O/P
Macro call detected. Expanding SUM (3 lines):

DLAB=**, DOPC=LDA, DOPER=#5

DLAB=**, DOPC=ADD, DOPER=#10

DLAB=**, DOPC=sTA, DOPER=2000

Macro call detected. Expanding SUM (3 lines):

DLAB=**, DOPC=LDA, DOPER=#5

DLAB=**, DOPC=ADD, DOPER=#10

DLAB=**, DOPC=sTA, DOPER=2000

FINISHED

MDT.TXT

** LDA #5

** ADD #10

** sTA 2000

MACOUT.TXT

CALC START 1000

** LDA LENGTH

** COMP ZERO

** JEQ LOOP

** LDA #5

** ADD #10

** sTA 2000

LENGTH WORD S

ZERO WORD S
** LDA #5

** ADD #10

** sTA 2000

** END **

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