Pi pico pio incorrect syntax

I am trying to make a pio program on my rpi pico that drives 2 stepper motors at different speeds based on inputs. whenever I try to run this, there is an error in the pio block syntax. I was very confused by the documentation. the 3 commented lines are the ones I cant work out does anyone know the correct syntax?
any help is much appreciated
-rob

import time                    
from machine import Pin         
import rp2                      

motor_1 = False                   # To be able to check if a motor is completed
motor_2 = False                   # - " -

x_last = 0     
y_last = 0       

drv_ms = 1        

motor_steps_per_rev = 200
gear_ratio_x = 1            
steps_per_rev_x = motor_steps_per_rev * drv_ms * gear_ratio 


gear_ratio_y = 1           
steps_per_rev_y = motor_steps_per_rev * drv_ms * gear_ratio 


activation_pin = Pin(25, Pin.OUT) # Pin 25 is used to trigger our PIO programs/functions
                                  # and is mandatory to have synchronous activation of motors
                                  
@rp2.asm_pio(sideset_init=rp2.PIO.OUT_LOW) # Assembly decorator, sideset pin default Low
       

                                           # when the program starts.
def run_motor():
    wait(1, gpio, 25)                    # waiting for Pin 25 to activate
    pull(block)                          # wait for FIFO to fill (put), then pull data to OSR
    mov(y, osr)                          # copy OSR data into y
    label("loop")                        # this is a header we jump back to
    # if gpio 25 is off (zero), jmp to end
    # step pin high
    nop() [y]                            #delay desired amount
    # step pin low
    nop() [y]                            #delay desired amount
    jmp(x_inc, "loop")                   #incrament x by 1 and the return to the top of the loop
    label("end")                         # This is a header we can jmp to if gpio 25 is 0.
    irq(block, rel(0))                   # Signals IRQ handler that all steps have been made and waits for handler to clear the flag (block)
    
    
def pio_0_handler(sm): # Motor 1
    global motor_1
    motor_1 = True

def pio_1_handler(sm): # Motor 2
    global motor_2
    motor_2 = True
    

sc_freq = 2_000 # step_counter frequency

# Motor 1 - Pio Block 0
step_pin_1 = Pin(0, Pin.OUT)
dir_pin_1 = Pin(1, Pin.OUT)          
sm_0 = rp2.StateMachine(0,           # Creates object called sm_0 and binds it to state machine 0 inPIO block 0
    run_motor,                       
    freq=sc_freq,                    
    first_set_pin=step_pin_1)       

sm_0.irq(pio_0_handler)              # Directs interrupts from sm_0 to the interrupt handler pio_0_handler()

# Motor 2 - Pio Block 1
step_pin_2 = Pin(2, Pin.OUT)  
dir_pin_2 = Pin(3, Pin.OUT)                                                  
sm_1 = rp2.StateMachine(4, run_motor, freq=sc_freq, first_set_pin=step_pin_2) 
sm_1.irq(pio_1_handler)                  
                     

# Activating all state machine
sm_0.active(1), sm_1.active(1)

def motors(x, y): # Feeds the PIO programs and activates them.
    global motor_1, motor_2
    global x_prev, y prev
    motor_1 = False
    motor_2 = False
    
    if x != x_prev:
        activation_pin.value(0)
        sm_0.put(x)
        sm_1.put(y)
        activation_pin.value(1)
        x_prev = x
        y prev = y

    
    print("\n### Stepping the steps ###")
    print("\nstepping to: " + "\nx:" +  str(x_last) + "\ny:" + str(y_last))
    while True:
        if motor_1 and motor_2:
            activation_pin.value(0) # This is active until both processes have signaled that they are done.
            return
        time.sleep_ms(1)

Make sure the micropython environment is installed correctly, and then for Xiao rp2040 or other rp2040-based development boards, you need to burn the uf2 firmware that supports micropython before debugging. In the process of debugging, if there is a reference to its third-party library, it needs to be imported successfully. You can refer to some open source community videos such as this Control DC motor using Maker Drive and CircuitPython on RP2040 – Tutorials of Cytron Technologies .

I dont understand your answer. I am trying to write in pio so that i cant control multiple steppers simultaneously. This involves use of the state machines on the rp2040