nmake语法（Nmake syntax）.doc

nmake语法（Nmake syntax） All define macros will be inherited. By default, only macro and environment variables (actually a macro) defined in the command line can be inherited. 19) /X filename exports all of the error information of NMAKE to the file or device specified in filename. If - is used instead of filename, the error information is output to the STDOUT. By default, error messages are output to STDERR. This option does not affect the output to the STDERR from the instructions in the makefile. 20) /? Displays the syntax and available options for NMAKE; Return value of NMAKE The return value of NMAKE and its implications are shown in the following table: Value meaning 0 there is no mistake 1 not fully executing the instructions in commands block (valid only when the /K option opens) 2 program errors, possible causes include: Syntax error of L makefile An error occurred in an instruction in L commands block L user interrupt 4 system errors, such as insufficient memory 255 when the /Q option opens, if the destination file has expired, the value is returned Compilation (six) - assembly language program format and MASM Assembly language implementation is also the use of some kind of editor assembly language source (*.ASM), and then compiled to obtain the target module file (*.OBJ), the connection to form executable file (*.EXE). 1, assembly language program statement format An assembly program consists of sequence of statements. A statement is usually made up of four parts separated by separators. They come in two formats: (1) execution statement, a statement composed of hard instructions, which usually corresponds to a machine instruction and appears in the code section of the program: Label: hard instruction mnemonic operand, operand; notes (2) declarative statement, a statement made up of pseudo instructions, which usually indicates how an assembler can compile a source program: The name of the pseudo instruction mnemonic parameters, parameters, notes;... The execu