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---In [email protected], <gerhardp@...> wrote :
>> No, if he wants to use the LG instruction,
>> and he has added that to a non-standard
>> library, then the assembly JCL, that uses
>> that non-standard library, will fail on a
>> standard z/OS system, and people will
>> be wondering why on earth he has used
>> a non-standard dataset when all his
>> program does is an LG.
> You really need to learn more about the systems you use. If a macro
> library containing LG is in the SYSLIB concatenation, the high-level
> assembler will use its internal definition, and never use the macro!
I am fully aware of that. What's your point? On
z/OS I expect the internal definition to be used,
and on MVS/380 I expect the version in
SYS1.MACLIB to be used, and, from the
programmer's perspective, be identical. And
no non-standard library needs to be included.
Only SYS1.MACLIB which also exists on
z/OS (without the LG macro).
BFN. Paul.