I see the same behavior with option NOLIBMAC.
From the manual:
NOGEN Instructs the assembler not to print statements generated by
conditional assembly or the processing of a macro
So I guess it makes sense that source of the inline macros, but not the code
generated, is listed,
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Mark Boonie
Sendt: 1. december 2023 18:48
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Emne: Re: Inner macro and PRINT NOGEN
Does your assembly have the LIBMAC option in effect? Look at the first page or
two to see the list of options in effect. If it is in effect, though, you
should see the same behavior for all other library macros as well (if any). Is
this the case?
- mb
> -----Original Message-----
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> On Behalf Of David Eisenberg
> Sent: Friday, December 1, 2023 12:03 PM
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> Subject: [EXTERNAL] Inner macro and PRINT NOGEN
>
> Hi... I hope someone can help me... I'm seeing some behavior that I'm
> not understanding.
>
> I've written a macro (let's call it MYMAC) that contains an inner
> macro (let's call it MYINNER). I have a PRINT NOGEN at the start of my
> program.
> There is one invocation in my program of MYMAC. In the assembler
> listing, MYMAC is not expanded (that's correct). But immediately after
> the call to MYMAC in the listing, the entire macro source of MYINNER
> (including the macro comments beginning with dot-asterisk) are printed in the
> listing.
>
> I would not have expected to see MYINNER printed at all with PRINT
> NOGEN in effect. It's entirely possible that I'm misunderstanding
> something or maybe missing an option... can anyone advise me?
>
> Thank you,
>
> David
