Unclear on for/do statement

I am not sure how to finish this.
I would like to assemble all the .asm files in a directory at one
time.

Thanks.

for %%d in *.asm do

::tcom.bat
tasm /zn %1.asm
tlink /x /t %1.obj
del %1.obj
if exist %1.map del %1.map

On May 26, 1:520pm, Andy <chocolatemint77...@yahoo.com> wrote:
I am not sure how to finish this.
I would like to assemble all the .asm files in a directory at one
time.

Thanks.

for %%d in *.asm do

::tcom.bat
tasm /zn %1.asm
tlink /x /t %1.obj
del %1.obj
if exist %1.map del %1.map

Try something like this ...

@echo off
pushd "%~p1"
for %%d in (*.asm) do (
tasm /zn %%~nd.asm
tlink /x /t %%~nd.obj
del %%~nd.obj
if exist %%~nd.map del %%~nd.map
)
popd

It take one optional command line input - the path to the set of asm
files to be processed.
_____________________
Tom Lavedas

On May 26, 1:080pm, Tom Lavedas <tglba...@verizon.net> wrote:
On May 26, 1:520pm, Andy <chocolatemint77...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I am not sure how to finish this.
> I would like to assemble all the .asm files in a directory at one
> time.

> Thanks.

> for %%d in *.asm do

> ::tcom.bat
> tasm /zn %1.asm
> tlink /x /t %1.obj
> del %1.obj
> if exist %1.map del %1.map

Try something like this ...

@echo off
pushd "%~p1"
for %%d in (*.asm) do (
0 tasm /zn %%~nd.asm
0 tlink /x /t %%~nd.obj
0 del %%~nd.obj
0 if exist %%~nd.map del %%~nd.map
)
popd

It take one optional command line input - the path to the set of asm
files to be processed.
_____________________
Tom Lavedas

Thanks Tom, it worked perfect.

Andy

On May 26, 5:510pm, foxidrive <got...@woohoo.invalid> wrote:
On Wed, 26 May 2010 11:08:21 -0700 (PDT), TomLavedas

<tglba...@verizon.net> wrote:
>Try something like this ...

>@echo off
>pushd "%~p1"
>for %%d in (*.asm) do (
> 0tasm /zn %%~nd.asm
> 0tlink /x /t %%~nd.obj
> 0del %%~nd.obj
> 0if exist %%~nd.map del %%~nd.map
>)
>popd

>It take one optional command line input - the path to the set of asm
>files to be processed.

Tom,

I think your code assumes that the path to the asm files is on the same
drive: this might be a better start to make it more robust.

pushd "%~dp1"

--
Regards,
Mic

Not only that - it also assumes that the tasm and tlink programs are
located in a folder named in the PATH. To be more robust the
procedure is better written as ...

@echo off
setlocal
path %path%;%~dp1;%~dp0;%cd%
pushd "%~dp1"
for %%d in (*.asm) do (
tasm /zn %%~nd.asm
tlink /x /t %%~nd.obj
del %%~nd.obj
if exist %%~nd.map del %%~nd.map
)
popd
_____________________
Tom Lavedas