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As we remember from the '''''run group'' segment type''' example, code segments are verbatim encapsulated by an initializing statement that is accompanied by a corresponding termination statement. '''MACRO definitions''' are defined by using these two specific statements: | As we remember from the '''''run group'' segment type''' example, code segments are verbatim encapsulated by an initializing statement that is accompanied by a corresponding termination statement. '''MACRO definitions''' are defined by using these two specific statements: | ||
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%MACRO name; | %MACRO name; | ||
program code | program code | ||
%MEND name; | %MEND name; | ||
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Invocation | |||
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%NAME; | %NAME; | ||
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As we remember from the run group segment type example, code segments are verbatim encapsulated by an initializing statement that is accompanied by a corresponding termination statement. MACRO definitions are defined by using these two specific statements:
/* Definition */ %MACRO name; program code %MEND name;
/* Invocation */ %NAME;
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