Exam 10: Structures and Macros Assessment

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The IFDIFI directive performs a case-insensitive comparison between two arguments.

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When defining a structure variable,you can specify default values for zero or more structure fields.

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An array can be declared as a structure member.

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When a macro is invoked,the CALL instruction executes if the macro uses the ASPROC operator.

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All fields in a UNION begin at the same offset.

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The following statements permits assembly if the symbol Win32 has been defined: IFDEF Win32

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Replacing macro invocations with procedure calls tends to make a program run faster.

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The following statement permits assembly if arg1 is exactly the same as arg2? (case-senstitive comparison): IFIDN <arg1>,<arg2>

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The following macro moves any 32-bit memory operand to any other 32-bit memory operand: mMove32 MACRO destination,source push eax mov eax,source mov destination,eax pop eax ENDM

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The following statements create five uninitialized DWORD variables in which each variable name is a member of the following list: monday,tuesday,wednesday,thursday,friday: FOR varName,<monday,tuesday,wednesday,thursday,friday> DWORD varName <> ENDM

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A macro causes duplicate source code to be inserted into a program if the macro is invoked more than once.

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A structure variable cannot be declared inside another structure.

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The IFNOTB directive permits assembly if its argument is not blank.

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The following statements exit a macro if the count argument is blank: IFB <count> EXITM ENDIF

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The IFNDIF directive permits assembly if two arguments are equal.

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