Example 1: Defining a new OPCODE for special assemblers

Some licensed programs use a version of the assembler supplied with their product rather than the standard assembler. Often, this assembler recognizes special OPCODEs. When SMP/E is processing JCLIN containing assembler steps that use these OPCODEs, you do not want SMP/E creating target zone macro entries for them. To avoid this situation, create a special GIMOPCDE member containing appropriate control statements to define those OPCODEs to SMP/E.

The following is an example of an GIMOPCDE member containing three control statements to define the three-character strings, OP1, OPCD1, and OPCODE01 as special assembler OPCODEs:

KEY=OP1         TYPE=OPCODE.
KEY=OPCD1       TYPE=OP.
KEY=OPCODE01    TYPE=OPCODE.