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erik malund 

                +1  1594     extern bit  GBinitDn    ; // this bit is set when initialize is done
*** _____________________________________^
*** ERROR #A50 IN 1594 (msdefs.h, LINE 89): BIT-ADDRESS EXPECTED

Is there a way around this one? By the way the address is a bit address.

as you may have guessed I am in the process of consolidating the defines for a mixed project

Erik

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    The assembler isn't supposed to recognize C-style variable declarations, AFAICS. So you'll have to (ab)use the prepocessor, like this:

    #if C_SOURCE
# define BIT_DEC(name) extern bit name;
#elif ASM_SOURCE
# define BIT_DEC(name) EXTRN BIT (name)
#else
# error What??
#endif

VAR_DEC(bit, GBinitDn)

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    The assembler isn't supposed to recognize C-style variable declarations, AFAICS. So you'll have to (ab)use the prepocessor, like this:

    #if C_SOURCE
# define BIT_DEC(name) extern bit name;
#elif ASM_SOURCE
# define BIT_DEC(name) EXTRN BIT (name)
#else
# error What??
#endif

VAR_DEC(bit, GBinitDn)

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