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using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
namespace SourceGen {
///
/// Weak reference to a symbol for use in an operand or data statement. The reference
/// is by name; if the symbol disappears or changes value, the reference can be ignored.
/// This also specifies which part of the numeric value is of interest, so we can reference
/// the high or low byte of a 16-bit value in (say) LDA #imm.
///
/// Instances are immutable.
///
public class WeakSymbolRef {
///
/// This identifies the part of the value that we're interested in. All values are
/// signed 32-bit integers.
///
public enum Part {
// This indicates which byte we start with, useful for immediate operands
// and things like PEA. By popular convention, these are referred to as
// low, high, and bank.
//
// With 16-bit registers, Merlin 32 grabs the high *word*, while cc65's assembler
// grabs the high *byte*. One is a shift, the other is a byte select. We use
// low/high/bank just to mean position here.
//
// (Could make this orthogonal with a pair of bit fields, one for position and
// one for width, but there's really only three widths of interest (1, 2, 3 bytes)
// and that's defined by context.)
Unknown = 0,
Low, // LDA #label, LDA #