You may provide your own GIMOPCDE member to override SMP/E's default
set of OPCODE definitions by using the sample GIMOPCDE member provided
for you. This sample member contains a control statement identifying
PUNCH as
a character string that should be treated as an assembler OPCODE. You
may have constructed a
PUNCH macro and now want SMP/E to
recognize
PUNCH as a macro name. This can be done by adding
the following control statement to an GIMOPCDE member and then specifying
that member on the JCLIN command or ++JCLIN statement:
KEY=PUNCH TYPE=MACRO /* override type to macro */.