TH>   Ah, I see what you mean. I don't use block, but rather
TH>   simply use "asm" on each line. I can use conditional
TH>   jumps without any problem that wam but I can't use "call"
TH>   in any way, except via register, ie.
TH>   "CALL [BX]" for example.
   Try creating an entire block, but it will probably not work.
   The only way to allow a subroutine like that might likely be
   to place the subroutine code in another function and call
   that function. The best solution would be to put your asm
   module through the assembler and link it to your code.
   There are only certain applications for which inline asm
   is actually an appropriate choice. It is a bit limited.
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