if you create a variable in AsmX v3, you can also create a variable using @mut (the name of the instruction was shortened from the English word mutable).
If you are an experienced programmer and know what constants are and how to create them in AsmX, then you can use @immut instead of @define
Instead of @set and @define you can use the @mut / @immut (mutable/immutable) writing style.
Follow your own code writing rules in the code. This will increase the readability of your program.
Follow your own code writing rules in the code. This will increase the readability of your program.
Registers, you can write them using two styles. Using the $UPPER and $lower style. However, if you write registers in the $UPPER style, it is recommended to write instructions in this style. If you write in the $lower style. The style of instructions and registers should match, at least for this case, you can write in the Title style. Examples of writing registers:
$UPPER
$lower
And instructions, you can write them using three styles. Using the @UPPER, @lower and @Title style. However, if you write instructions in the @UPPER style, it is recommended to write registers in this style, if you write in the @lower style. The style of instructions and registers should match, at least for this case, you can write in the @Title style. Examples of writing instructions:
@UPPER
@Title
@lower