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When analysis is run with the option "-ex asm", there are various forms of inline assembler code statements which may be successfully parsed and ignored. One such mechanism is to surround the assembler statements with two directives: #asm and #endasm. If QA·C encounters #endasm without a preceding #asm directive, message 1004 will be generated. For example:
/*PRQA S 553 ++*/
/*************************/
/* OPTIONS: -ex asm */
/*************************/
asm {MOV R1,A; XOR A,R2;} /* Message 1006 */
#endasm /* Message 1004 */
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