Type III C lass A Program

definition is a group of 05/360 assembler language
statements identified by a unique name and used as an
expansion for a source statement in an 05/360 assembler
language program. The dictionary is generated by the MACLIB
command and is made up of macro definition names, the
indexes or locations of the macro definitions within the
library. and the size or number of card images in each macro
definition.
To be accessible to the MACLIB command, a macro definition
must first exist on disk in a macro definition file.. A
macro definition file is a file that contains card images of
macro definitions written in the System/360 Assembler
language, according to the rules for defining macros. A
macro definition file must have a filetype of ASP360.
The MACLIB Command functions are: GEN, ADD, LIST, DELr, REP,
PRINT, and COMP.
The GEN form of the MACLIB command creates a macro library
and assigns the identifier wlibname MACLIB Pl- to it. This
macro library is generated from the macro definitions in the
specified macro definition file(s) having a filetype of
ASP360 or COPY.
The ADD form of the MACLIB command appends the macro
definitions from the specified macro definition files to the
end of the existing macro library. As in the GEN form, the
specified macro definition files must have a filetype of
ASP360 or COPY, and the specified libname must have a
filetype of MACLIB.
The LIST form of the MACLIB command types out the name,
index, and the size of each macro definition in the
specified library. For an example of the output from the
MACLIB LIST command see Figure 31, which lists the CMS
system macro library SYSLIB MACLIB.
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