Script/Bytecode styling

Probably don't need to explain what scripts are (e.g. trainer AI scripts, battle scripts, event scripts (if they're even called that in Gen 4)).

Shorthand for options are in the format <stylePointNumber>.<stylePointOptionNumber>, e.g. for snake_case local labels, write 3a.2. But it's always good to mention what the option is anyway.

Example format for what styling you want

Command name styling: PascalCase Entry-point label styling: PascalCase Use local labels: No Within-subroutine label styling: _UnderscorePrefixPascalCase

Copypasteable version:

Command name styling: `PascalCase`
Entry-point label styling: `PascalCase`
Use local labels: No
Within-subroutine label styling: `_UnderscorePrefixPascalCase`

1. There is no consensus for command name styling

Option 1: PascalCase

    MoldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP
    PrintAttackMessage
    WaitMessage
    Wait 0x1E
    ChangeVar VAR_OP_SETMASK, VAR_SERVER_STATUS1, 0x2
    ChangeVar VAR_OP_SETMASK, VAR_MOVE_STATUS, 0x80000000
    EndScript

Option 2: alllowercase

    moldbreakerabilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP
    printattackmessage
    waitmessage
    wait 0x1E
    changevar VAR_OP_SETMASK, VAR_SERVER_STATUS1, 0x2
    changevar VAR_OP_SETMASK, VAR_MOVE_STATUS, 0x80000000
    endscript

Option 3: snake_case

    mold_breaker_ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP
    print_attack_message
    wait_message
    wait 0x1E
    change_var VAR_OP_SETMASK, VAR_SERVER_STATUS1, 0x2
    change_var VAR_OP_SETMASK, VAR_MOVE_STATUS, 0x80000000
    endscript

Option 4: camelCase

    moldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP
    printAttackMessage
    waitMessage
    wait 0x1E
    changeVar VAR_OP_SETMASK, VAR_SERVER_STATUS1, 0x2
    changeVar VAR_OP_SETMASK, VAR_MOVE_STATUS, 0x80000000
    endScript

2. There is no consensus for styling for "entry-point" or "subroutine" script labels

Option 1: PascalCase

CommonDamageCalc:
    CritCalc
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

CommonDamageCalc:
    critcalc
    damagecalc
    endscript

CommonDamageCalc:
    crit_calc
    damage_calc
    end_script

CommonDamageCalc:
    critCalc
    damageCalc
    endScript

Option 2: snake_case

common_damage_calc:
    CritCalc
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

common_damage_calc:
    critcalc
    damagecalc
    endscript

common_damage_calc:
    crit_calc
    damage_calc
    end_script

common_damage_calc:
    critCalc
    damageCalc
    endScript

Option 3: camelCase

commonDamageCalc:
    CritCalc
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

commonDamageCalc:
    critcalc
    damagecalc
    endscript

commonDamageCalc:
    crit_calc
    damage_calc
    end_script

commonDamageCalc:
    critCalc
    damageCalc
    endScript

Option 4: _UnderscorePrefixPascalCase Note: Technically shouldn't be done because _ prefix means a symbol is reserved. This should only matter for Trainer AI scripts which are linked with C files.

_CommonDamageCalc:
    CritCalc
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

_CommonDamageCalc:
    critcalc
    damagecalc
    endscript

_CommonDamageCalc:
    crit_calc
    damage_calc
    end_script

_CommonDamageCalc:
    critCalc
    damageCalc
    endScript

Suggest more options in the comments.

3. There is no consensus for "within-subroutine" labels

This issue is a bit more complicated because it depends on whether you use mwasmarm or not. mwasmarm has true local label support, where a label goes out of scope after a non-local label, for example:

DealDamage:
  if DAMAGE, 0, @done
  dealdamage
@done: // . at the start means it's a local label
  end

AccuracyCheck:
  if ACCURACY, 100, @done
  accuracycheck
@done: // this will not throw an error, because AccuracyCheck was defined
       // undefining the previous .done
  end

mwasmarm pros:

Unified toolset under the metrowerks label (probably higher compatibility, something about how metrowerks handles c preprocessor in asm files)
- Note: Trainer AI is included as an object, not a dumped binary, so it HAS to be a mwasmarm object.
True local label support (as opposed to GNU Assembler)

mwasmarm cons:

Ancient binary (slight performance hit) + more shit to run through wine
Prevents hypothetical pure GNU-based build from existing (with no Nintendo/Metrowerks tooling at all)

GNU assembler pros are the reverse of mwasmarm pros

GNU assembler cons (not mentioned above):

Enums cannot be handled by the C Preprocessor on assembly files, they have to be #defines

3a. If using local labels (mwasmarm assumed/forced)

Option 1: @camelCase

    MoldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @anyBattlerHasDamp
    AbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @attackerHasCorrosion
    EndScript
@anyBattlerHasDamp:
    CritCalc
    EndScript
@attackerHasCorrosion:
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

    moldbreakerabilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @anyBattlerHasDamp
    abilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @attackerHasCorrosion
    endscript
@anyBattlerHasDamp:
    critcalc
    endscript
@attackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endscript

    mold_breaker_ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @anyBattlerHasDamp
    ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @attackerHasCorrosion
    end_script
@anyBattlerHasDamp:
    crit_calc
    end_script
@attackerHasCorrosion:
    damage_calc
    end_script

    moldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @anyBattlerHasDamp
    abilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @attackerHasCorrosion
    endEcript
@anyBattlerHasDamp:
    critCalc
    endScript
@attackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endScript

Option 2: @snake_case

    MoldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @any_battler_has_damp
    AbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @attacker_has_corrosion
    EndScript
@any_battler_has_damp:
    CritCalc
    EndScript
@attacker_has_corrosion:
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

    moldbreakerabilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @any_battler_has_damp
    abilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @attacker_has_corrosion
    endscript
@any_battler_has_damp:
    critcalc
    endscript
@attacker_has_corrosion:
    damagecalc
    endscript

    mold_breaker_ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @any_battler_has_damp
    ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @attacker_has_corrosion
    end_script
@any_battler_has_damp:
    crit_calc
    end_script
@attacker_has_corrosion:
    damage_calc
    end_script

    moldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @any_battler_has_damp
    abilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @attacker_has_corrosion
    endEcript
@any_battler_has_damp:
    critCalc
    endScript
@attacker_has_corrosion:
    damagecalc
    endScript

Option 3: @PascalCase

    MoldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @AnyBattlerHasDamp
    AbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @AttackerHasCorrosion
    EndScript
@AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    CritCalc
    EndScript
@AttackerHasCorrosion:
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

    moldbreakerabilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @AnyBattlerHasDamp
    abilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @AttackerHasCorrosion
    endscript
@AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    critcalc
    endscript
@AttackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endscript

    mold_breaker_ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @AnyBattlerHasDamp
    ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @AttackerHasCorrosion
    end_script
@AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    crit_calc
    end_script
@AttackerHasCorrosion:
    damage_calc
    end_script

    moldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, @AnyBattlerHasDamp
    abilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, @AttackerHasCorrosion
    endEcript
@AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    critCalc
    endScript
@AttackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endScript

3b. If not using local labels

Option 1: PascalCase_WithPascalCaseSubLabel (implies PascalCase for entry-point label)

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    MoldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AnyBattlerHasDamp
    AbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AttackerHasCorrosion
    EndScript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    CritCalc
    EndScript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AttackerHasCorrosion:
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldbreakerabilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AnyBattlerHasDamp
    abilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AttackerHasCorrosion
    endscript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    critcalc
    endscript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AttackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endscript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    mold_breaker_ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AnyBattlerHasDamp
    ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AttackerHasCorrosion
    end_script
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    crit_calc
    end_script
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AttackerHasCorrosion:
    damage_calc
    end_script

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AnyBattlerHasDamp
    abilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AttackerHasCorrosion
    endEcript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    critCalc
    endScript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_AttackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endScript

Option 2: PascalCase_withCamelCaseSubLabel (implies PascalCase for entry-point label)

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    MoldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_anyBattlerHasDamp
    AbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attackerHasCorrosion
    EndScript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_anyBattlerHasDamp:
    CritCalc
    EndScript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attackerHasCorrosion:
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldbreakerabilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_anyBattlerHasDamp
    abilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attackerHasCorrosion
    endscript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_anyBattlerHasDamp:
    critcalc
    endscript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endscript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    mold_breaker_ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_anyBattlerHasDamp
    ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attackerHasCorrosion
    end_script
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_anyBattlerHasDamp:
    crit_calc
    end_script
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attackerHasCorrosion:
    damage_calc
    end_script

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_anyBattlerHasDamp
    abilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attackerHasCorrosion
    endEcript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_anyBattlerHasDamp:
    critCalc
    endScript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endScript

Option 3: PascalCase_with_snake_case_sub_label (implies PascalCase for entry-point label)

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    MoldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_any_battler_has_damp
    AbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attacker_has_corrosion
    EndScript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_any_battler_has_damp:
    CritCalc
    EndScript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attacker_has_corrosion:
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldbreakerabilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_any_battler_has_damp
    abilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attacker_has_corrosion
    endscript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_any_battler_has_damp:
    critcalc
    endscript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attacker_has_corrosion:
    damagecalc
    endscript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    mold_breaker_ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_any_battler_has_damp
    ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attacker_has_corrosion
    end_script
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_any_battler_has_damp:
    crit_calc
    end_script
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attacker_has_corrosion:
    damage_calc
    end_script

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_any_battler_has_damp
    abilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attacker_has_corrosion
    endEcript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_any_battler_has_damp:
    critCalc
    endScript
SpecialMoveAbilityCheck_attacker_has_corrosion:
    damagecalc
    endScript

Option 4: _underscorePrefixCamelCase, just try to avoid label conflicts

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    MoldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _anyBattlerHasDamp
    AbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _attackerHasCorrosion
    EndScript
_anyBattlerHasDamp:
    CritCalc
    EndScript
_attackerHasCorrosion:
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldbreakerabilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _anyBattlerHasDamp
    abilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _attackerHasCorrosion
    endscript
_anyBattlerHasDamp:
    critcalc
    endscript
_attackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endscript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    mold_breaker_ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _anyBattlerHasDamp
    ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _attackerHasCorrosion
    end_script
_anyBattlerHasDamp:
    crit_calc
    end_script
_attackerHasCorrosion:
    damage_calc
    end_script

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _anyBattlerHasDamp
    abilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _attackerHasCorrosion
    endEcript
_anyBattlerHasDamp:
    critCalc
    endScript
_attackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endScript

Option 5: _UnderscorePrefixPascalCase, just try to avoid label conflicts

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    MoldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _AnyBattlerHasDamp
    AbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _AttackerHasCorrosion
    EndScript
_AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    CritCalc
    EndScript
_AttackerHasCorrosion:
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldbreakerabilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _AnyBattlerHasDamp
    abilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _AttackerHasCorrosion
    endscript
_AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    critcalc
    endscript
_AttackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endscript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    mold_breaker_ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _AnyBattlerHasDamp
    ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _AttackerHasCorrosion
    end_script
_AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    crit_calc
    end_script
_AttackerHasCorrosion:
    damage_calc
    end_script

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _AnyBattlerHasDamp
    abilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _AttackerHasCorrosion
    endEcript
_AnyBattlerHasDamp:
    critCalc
    endScript
_AttackerHasCorrosion:
    damagecalc
    endScript

Option 6: _underscore_prefix_snake_case, just try to avoid label conflicts

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    MoldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _any_battler_has_damp
    AbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _attacker_has_corrosion
    EndScript
_any_battler_has_damp:
    CritCalc
    EndScript
_attacker_has_corrosion:
    DamageCalc
    EndScript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldbreakerabilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _any_battler_has_damp
    abilitycheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _attacker_has_corrosion
    endscript
_any_battler_has_damp:
    critcalc
    endscript
_attacker_has_corrosion:
    damagecalc
    endscript

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    mold_breaker_ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _any_battler_has_damp
    ability_check 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _attacker_has_corrosion
    end_script
_any_battler_has_damp:
    crit_calc
    end_script
_attacker_has_corrosion:
    damage_calc
    end_script

SpecialMoveAbilityCheck:
    moldBreakerAbilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ALL, ABILITY_DAMP, _any_battler_has_damp
    abilityCheck 0x0, BATTLER_ATTACKER, ABILITY_CORROSION, _attacker_has_corrosion
    endEcript
_any_battler_has_damp:
    critCalc
    endScript
_attacker_has_corrosion:
    damagecalc
    endScript

Oct 24 '23 22:10 luckytyphlosion

Command name styling: PascalCase Entry-point label styling: PascalCase Use local labels: No (as eventually we'll want to be able to use gcc) Within-subroutine label styling: _UnderscorePrefixPascalCase (would be happy with PascalCase_WithPascalCaseSubLabel as well)

Oct 24 '23 22:10 red031000

Command name styling: PascalCase (fine with snake_case)
Entry-point label styling: PascalCase (fine with camelCase)
Use local labels: No (gcc-incompatible means local labels are not tenable)
Within-subroutine label styling: PascalCase (fine with camelCase, as in (2)).

There is no reason to mandate subroutine prefixes on labels within the subroutine, as individual sequences are separate files in Gen4; every label within a single file is implicitly static, so the prefix is wholly unnecessary. You can have Loop as a label within as many different subroutines as you want, so long as they are hosted within separate files.

Oct 24 '23 22:10 lhearachel

My choices for mirroring pokeemerald's style:

Command name styling: alllowercase Entry-point label styling: PascalCase Use local labels: No Within-subroutine label styling: PascalCase_WithPascalCaseSubLabel

Oct 24 '23 22:10 AsparagusEduardo

A few things I should mention:

Local labels can be made possible with GNU tools. There are two options for this:
- Use my custom fork of GNU assembler which has built-in local labels (among other features like multi-line macros). The disadvantage of this is that it introduces a dependency, and I don't maintain the repo so it can be subject to bitrot even though GNU assembler is barely updated every year.
- Use a preprocessor over assembly files. Such a concept already has an implementation (see https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/pull/1302 ), but it would mean a slight performance penalty for needing to run a preprocessor over the asm files.
You can make a concession with GNU support, by still having scripts be compiled with mwasmarm, just to support local labels.
~~Also, GNU support is a question anyway, because it's very likely that mwasmarm and GNU assembler assembly files have some incompatibilities.~~ Never mind, you would just make the script files be assembled with GNU assembler to begin with, instead of having them be compatible with both mwasmarm and GNU assembler.

Oct 24 '23 22:10 luckytyphlosion

We should also note that, technically speaking, labels are implicitly local in DS scripts; they're individual files within an archive, not a collection of scripts stitched together and then compiled.

Oct 24 '23 22:10 lhearachel

Command name styling: gods_chosen_casing (pokeemerald was a mistake) Entry-point label styling: LuckyMoment (I hate it but why is it even up for debate) Use local labels: Are you sure both assemblers are compatible enough anyway? Stick to whatever mwasmarm supports for the time being. Within-subroutine label styling: KeepItConsistent_YouFuckingMong (again, whole lotta words for a choice that was already made)

Oct 25 '23 04:10 mid-kid

Are you sure both assemblers are compatible enough anyway? Stick to whatever mwasmarm supports for the time being.

Only matters for trainer AI, all other scripts are assembled and then extracted as binary anyway.

Oct 25 '23 04:10 luckytyphlosion

I wasn't talking about object file compatibility, using a different assembler for different things is a mess.

Oct 25 '23 04:10 mid-kid

pfero — Today at 12:49 AM

Also re local labels Does mwasmarm support gas-style numbered labels? As in
1:
   thing 1f @jumps forward
   thing 1b @jumps back
1:
If so use those tbh

Oct 25 '23 11:10 luckytyphlosion

Seems like current consensus is probably:

Command name styling: PascalCase
Entry-point label styling: PascalCase
Use local labels: No (gcc-incompatible means local labels are not tenable)
Within-subroutine label styling: PascalCase_WithPascalCaseSubLabel

Nov 30 '23 12:11 luckytyphlosion

We have no consensus on (4).

Nov 30 '23 19:11 lhearachel

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