Ref:  Your note of Fri, 2 Aug 2013 12:25:51 +0200

Sorry, but HLASM does not support case-sensitive symbols.

HLASM normally allows symbols to contain lower case characters
which are treated as equivalent to upper case.

The COMPAT(CASE) override says that all symbols must be in upper
case as for compatibility with older versions of the Assembler.
I think it was originally intended to be used to ensure that code
assembled on the level of the assembler which first supported
lower case could still also be assembled on older levels.

> Underlying question - what do I have to specify to make it handle
> label "HANS" as different from "Hans" or am I totally off target and it
> will never do that.
>
> --
> Martin

Regards
Jonathan Scott

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