Assembly 如何扩展TASM宏

有没有办法用Borland的TASM扩展宏？ 我想转换一个与TASM兼容的.ASM文件，以查看其所有宏的扩展。

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找不到任何选项来执行此操作。

使用TASM的命令行选项/la生成扩展列表。从这个清单中，您可以看到高级和低级扩展。这项功能适用于所有版本的TASM，直到1988年首次发布

例如，假设您有以下TASM宏：

OUTPUTMESSAGE MACRO hConsole,stringval
LOCAL msg
    .data
msg  db  '&stringval',0
    .code
    call outputString ,hConsole,OFFSET msg
ENDM ;OUTPUTMESSAGE

您希望看到以下源是如何展开的：

OUTPUTMESSAGE hConsole,<This app was assembled with TASM version >
OUTPUTMESSAGE hConsole,%??version

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如果TASM没有提供一种方法（我不知道），如果值得的话，您可能需要编译源代码并将二进制文件返回到文本中。@byteprt谢谢，关于如何过滤除源代码以外的所有内容的任何想法？在您的情况下，打开或关闭列可能会很有用，但是TASM（甚至MASM）的列表文件并不是非常灵活。您也不能依赖深度列等于特定值来获取最低级别的源，因为这个数字会根据指令/宏的类型而波动，如上所示。正如@Ped7g所建议的那样，我认为您最好的选择是拆解生成的模块以获得源代码。如果您需要了解某个特定宏，列表文件至少在这方面是有用的。尽管如此，如果您编写了一个解析器脚本，只提取行中也包含[machine code]列中的值的源行，这将只提供所有扩展之后的最低级别的程序集源代码，这听起来像是您所追求的。请注意，这种技术无法可靠地再现原始数据，因为您可能会错过指令之间的转换，例如在指令之间切换数据和.code（如上所示）。再一次，你似乎回到了原点，需要使用反汇编程序。

    516                      OUTPUTMESSAGE hConsole,<This app was assembled with TASM version >
1   517 0000018F                 .data
1   518 00000000  54 68 69 73 20 61 70+  ??0000  db  'This app was assembled with TASM version ',0
    519       70 20 77 61 73 20 61+
    520       73 73 65 6D 62 6C 65+
    521       64 20 77 69 74 68 20+
    522       54 41 53 4D 20 76 65+
    523       72 73 69 6F 6E 20 00
1   524 0000002A                 .code
2   525 0000018F  C8 0000 00             ENTERD  00000h,0
2   526                      call outputString ,hConsole,OFFSET ??0000
3   527 00000193  68 00000000r           PUSH    OFFSET ??0000
3   528 00000198  FF 75 08           PUSH    hConsole
3   529 0000019B  E8 FFFFFE9B            CALL    outputString
    530                      OUTPUTMESSAGE hConsole,%??version
1   531 000001A0                 .data
1   532 0000002A  31 32 38 34 00     ??0001  db  '1284',0
1   533 0000002F                 .code
1   534                      call outputString ,hConsole,OFFSET ??0001
2   535 000001A0  68 0000002Ar           PUSH    OFFSET ??0001
2   536 000001A5  FF 75 08           PUSH    hConsole
2   537 000001A8  E8 FFFFFE8E            CALL    outputString

[depth] - indicates the level of nesting of Include files and macros within your
          listing file.

[line#] - is the number of the line in the listing file (not including header
          and title lines). Line numbers are particularly useful when the
          cross-reference feature of Turbo Assembler, which refers to lines by
          line number, is used. Be aware that the line numbers in [line#] are
          not the source module line numbers. For example, if a macro is
          expanded or a file is included, the line-number field will continue to
          advance, even though the current line in the source module stays the
          same. To translate a line number (for example, one that the
          cross-referencer produced) back to the source file, you must look up
          the line number in the listing file, and then find that same line (by
          eye, not by number) in the source file.

[offset] - is the offset in the current segment of the start of the machine code
           generated by the associated assembler source line.

[machine_code] - is the actual sequence of hexadecimal byte and word values that
                 is assembled from the associated assembler source line.

[source] - is simply the original assembler line, comments and all. Some
           assembler lines, such as those that contain only comments, don't
           generate any machine code; these lines have no [offset] or [machine_
           code] fields, but do have a line number.