Hi Zippel,

Until at least 2.15 as accepted a macro like this:

        .macro  foo size,arg,arg2
        move\size       \arg,\arg2
        .endm

        foo.l           %d0,%d1

Another alternative is to restore the old behaviour, which only accepts
alphanumeric characters and '_'/'$'.

Wouldn't it be better to fix the sources that use this confusing form of macro invocation. Reading this as a programmer it looks to me like you are trying to use an opcode called "foo.l" and not a macro called "foo" whose first argument is ".l". ie wouldn't it be clearer to have:

   foo   .l, %d0, %d1

Cheers
  Nick




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