[Implemented] Defined() for Procedures

[remi_meier]

I would like to have Defined() for procedures because we could do things
like:

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Macro createVT(name, p1=0, p2=0, p3=0, p4=0, p5=0, p6=0, p7=0, p8=0, p9=0, p10=0)
	DataSection
		name#_VTable:
			Data.l ?name#_Procedures
		name#_Procedures:
		  CompilerIf Defined(p1, #PB_Procedure)
  			Data.l ?p1
			  CompilerIf Defined(p2, #PB_Procedure)
  				Data.l ?p2
				CompilerEndIf
				; ...
			CompilerEndIf
	EndDataSection
EndMacro

createVT(iTEST, test_SetX(), test_SetY())

Also something like the requested keyword LOOP X that works like a macro
and inserts the code X times. Temp constants would be nice too! Or just
make constants undefinable (so we could make our own 'local' constants).
Perhaps also (all) the other keywords like 'For' to work at compile time:

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Macro doit(from, till)
  Define(#x)
	For #x = from To till
		Data.l #x * 5 + 1
	Next
	undefine(#x)
EndMacro

doit(2, 5)

Just some wishes

[remi_meier]

And a priority for macros lower than variables:

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Macro f
	d
EndMacro

f.f = 5.0
d.l = 5.0
Debug f
Debug d

becomes

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d.f = 5.0
d.l = 5.0
debug d
debug d

instead of

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f.d = 5.0
d.l = 5.0
debug f
debug d

I know that macros are not really made for such things, but there is no
easier way at the moment (i think) and it could cause other problems.
It would also be cool to be able to define own pseudotypes

[remi_meier]

Why doesn't
Define.l a = 4
work? When it's not supposed to work, 'Define' is the wrong word, it's a
declaration