At 08:46 -0700 on 12/20/2011, Steve Comstock wrote about Re: HLASM macros in z/OS UNIX subdirectories.:
Well, it's a little hokey, and I'm not able to test it right now, but what about having a series of 'copy' statements at the front of your program that copy in the macro files?
That could work for outer macros (ie: Thus that you call directly) but would not solve the issue of inner macros (ie: Those your outer macros call). The inner macros would need to also be in the copy list. You can do an iterative process where you create the copy statements, try the assembly, look at the list of missing macros, add them as copys, and try again until there are no more missing macro errors. It might be simpler to do a PRINT OFF, COPY statements, and PRINT ON with one COPY for each macro in your directory. This might cause the Assembler to choke on all the macros however.
