On May 16, 2012, at 08:52, Bodoh John Robert wrote: > > O When an assembly error occurs within a macro (syntax or MNOTE), in > addition to giving the line number within the macro, also give the line > numbers and name in the hierarch of macros issued include the top program. > That way, I would be able to go the line in the source program than caused > the error. Sometimes it is difficult for me to know where in the source code > the error occurred. This is especially true when using the structured > programming macros. > Instream macro?
Macro introduced by COPY? Macro invoked by name from SYSLIB? Would you also want to see those lines with symbols resolved? -- gil
