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Macro: the next question
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| R.Freitag 2005-03-20, 8:55 am |
| Hallo
i am searching a way to get information which macros are present to be used.
I there any system command or a Macro which determine this ?
I'll work on a /390.
Greetings
Robert
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| David Bond 2005-03-20, 8:55 pm |
| Robert,
Within an assembler program, you can use the O' operator to determine if a
macro is available. For example:
AIF ((O'PUT EQ 'M') OR (O'PUT EQ 'S')).PUT_IS_OK
will branch if PUT is a macro, or better:
AIF (O'PUT EQ 'U').PUT_IS_BAD
will branch if PUT cannot be used.
The only problem with O' is that if the value is 'S', the name may be a copy
member rather than a macro.
As for a system command, you can browse the libraries in the SYSLIB
concatenation using your favorite editor to determine what macros are
available.
Regards,
David Bond - Tachyon Software LLC - http://www.tachyonsoft.com
"R.Freitag" wrote in message news:d1gnh4$b4k$1@newsreader2.netcologne.de...
> Hallo
>
> i am searching a way to get information which macros are present to be
used.
> I there any system command or a Macro which determine this ?
> I'll work on a /390.
>
> Greetings
>
> Robert
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| talitha_waltemeyer@cidermail.com 2005-04-10, 8:55 am |
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dbond@tachyonsoft.com wrote:
> Robert,
> Within an assembler program, you can use the O' operator to determine if a
> macro is available. For example:
> AIF ((O'PUT EQ 'M') OR (O'PUT EQ 'S')).PUT_IS_OK
> will branch if PUT is a macro, or better:
> AIF (O'PUT EQ 'U').PUT_IS_BAD
> will branch if PUT cannot be used.
> The only problem with O' is that if the value is 'S', the name may be a copy
> member rather than a macro.
> As for a system command, you can browse the libraries in the SYSLIB
> concatenation using your favorite editor to determine what macros are
> available.
> Regards,
> David Bond - Tachyon Software LLC - http://www.tachyonsoft.com
> "R.Freitag" wrote in message news:d1gnh4$b4k$1@newsreader2.netcologne.de...
> used.
Great
talitha_waltemeyer@cidermail.com
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| talitha_waltemeyer@cidermail.com 2005-04-12, 8:55 pm |
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dbond@tachyonsoft.com wrote:
> Robert,
> Within an assembler program, you can use the O' operator to determine if a
> macro is available. For example:
> AIF ((O'PUT EQ 'M') OR (O'PUT EQ 'S')).PUT_IS_OK
> will branch if PUT is a macro, or better:
> AIF (O'PUT EQ 'U').PUT_IS_BAD
> will branch if PUT cannot be used.
> The only problem with O' is that if the value is 'S', the name may be a copy
> member rather than a macro.
> As for a system command, you can browse the libraries in the SYSLIB
> concatenation using your favorite editor to determine what macros are
> available.
> Regards,
> David Bond - Tachyon Software LLC - http://www.tachyonsoft.com
> "R.Freitag" wrote in message news:d1gnh4$b4k$1@newsreader2.netcologne.de...
> used.
Great
talitha_waltemeyer@cidermail.com
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