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Pass 2

The document outlines a Python implementation of a Macro Pass 2 Simulator, which processes a list of assembly language program lines. It includes a first pass to read and store macro definitions and a second pass to expand these macros in the program. The output consists of the expanded program and an Argument List Array (ALA) showing the arguments used in macro calls.

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Pass 2

The document outlines a Python implementation of a Macro Pass 2 Simulator, which processes a list of assembly language program lines. It includes a first pass to read and store macro definitions and a second pass to expand these macros in the program. The output consists of the expanded program and an Argument List Array (ALA) showing the arguments used in macro calls.

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# Macro Pass 2 Simulator (Python version)

# Input program (as list of lines)


program = [
"MACRO",
"NEERAJ1 &FIRST,&SECOND=DATA9",
"B 1,&FIRST",
"H 2,&SECOND",
"MEND",
"MACRO",
"NEERAJ2 &ARG1,&ARG2=DATA5",
"N 4,&ARG1",
"OH 5,&ARG2",
"MEND",
"EXP2 START 89",
"USING *,BASE",
"NEERAJ1 DATA1,DATA9",
"NEERAJ2 DATA3,DATA4",
"FOUR DC F'6'",
"FIVE DC F'8'",
"BASE EQU 8",
"TEMP DS 1F",
"DROP 8",
"END"
]

# Structures to hold macro definitions


macro_definitions = {}
recording_macro = False
current_macro = None # <=== THIS LINE WAS MISSING!

# First Pass: Read macro definitions


for line in program:
if line.strip() == "MACRO":
recording_macro = True
macro_content = []
continue
if line.strip() == "MEND":
recording_macro = False
macro_definitions[current_macro['name']] = {
'params': current_macro['params'],
'body': macro_content
}
current_macro = None
continue
if recording_macro:
if not current_macro:
parts = line.strip().split()
macro_name = parts[0]
params = parts[1].split(',')
current_macro = {
'name': macro_name,
'params': [p.split('=')[0] for p in params]
}
else:
macro_content.append(line.strip())

# Second Pass: Expand macros


expanded_program = []
ala_table = []

for line in program:


words = line.strip().split()
if not words:
continue
first_word = words[0]

if first_word in macro_definitions:
# This is a macro call
args = words[1].split(',')
macro_info = macro_definitions[first_word]
param_names = macro_info['params']

# Build ALA (Argument List Array)


ala_table.append(args)

# Expand the macro


for macro_line in macro_info['body']:
expanded_line = macro_line
for idx, arg in enumerate(args):
expanded_line = expanded_line.replace(f"&{param_names[idx][1:]}",
arg)
expanded_program.append(expanded_line)
elif first_word not in ["MACRO", "MEND"]:
expanded_program.append(line.strip())

# Output
print("===== PASS 2 =====")
for line in expanded_program:
print(line)

print("\nALA:")
for ala in ala_table:
print(ala)

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