I didn't want to post this on the cc65 github discussions as that seems all to be to do with development/bugs etc.

By the way, NEWBIE ALERT!!

I am starting to use macros in CA65. In the listing file produced with the --listing option the machine code produced by the macro is printed followed by the macro name but the mnemonics are not listed. Is there any way to get the assembler to show the expansion of the macro?

I can't find any obvious option for doing this. But as one learns to write macros, especially one with conditional expansion (.IF) etc it would be REALLY nice to see the expanded source rather than just the machine code.

I've not found a way either - but watching this thread just in-case there is something I've missed when looking for a way...

-Gordon
(welcome, etc.

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the cc65 github is also for potential feature additions, so you can very well post this question there as well to get the attention of the devs.

Thank you Gordon and proxy for your replies. I'll take up your suggestion proxy, and post to the github.

p.s. Gordon, Ruby looks fantastic.

Looks like someone has an open PR which does just that https://github.com/cc65/cc65/pull/2279