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How to specify macro definitions HLASM Language Reference SC26-4940-06 |
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A macro definition is a set of statements
that defines the name, the format, and the conditions for generating
a sequence of assembler language statements. The macro definition
can then be called by a macro instruction to process the statements.
See topic Macro instruction for a description
of the macro instruction. To define a macro you must:
Except for conditional assembly instructions, this chapter describes all the statements that can be used to specify macro definitions. Conditional assembly instructions are described in How to write conditional assembly instructions. |
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