> Actually, it wouldn't be a bad idea for the next version of DASM to error
> out if a file tries to include itself. I can't think of any useful use
> for it; seems like it'd always be an accident...
Although it's probably not common in 2600 ASM, it's not uncommon in C and
it's relatives. e.g. foo.h needs something defined in bar.h, which needs
something defined in foo.h. ifdef/define/endif is the usual way of avoiding
the recursion.
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