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Field boundaries HLASM Language Reference SC26-4940-06 |
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Assembler language statements normally occupy one 80-character
record, or line. For information about statements that occupy more
than 80 characters, see Continuation lines. Each line is divided into
three main fields:
If it can be printed, any character coded into any column of a line, or otherwise entered as a position in a source statement, is reproduced in the listing printed by the assembler. Whether it can be printed or not depends on the printer. Uppercase Printing: Use the FOLD assembler option to instruct the assembler to convert lowercase alphabetic characters to uppercase alphabetic characters before they are printed. |
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