Ref:  Your note of Mon, 11 Dec 2017 14:29:34 +1100

Most macro languages (including those of C and PL/I) are like a text
processor which runs independently before the main compiler pass.  The
HLASM macro language is unusual in that it can interact with the
information obtained by the first pass of the assembler, and can even
cause "lookahead" to determine the probable attributes of items which
have not yet been defined.

Jonathan Scott
HLASM team, IBM Hursley, UK

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