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From: OEYO8729@TREARN.BITNET (Cem TURGAY)
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Subject: Opsyn
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Date: 14 Jun 89 12:53:54 GMT
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#1 > Arrggghhh. How can you ever use IBM-supplied macros if you do this ??
   >
#2 > Sorry, but we haven't Ibm supplied macros JUMP, MOVE or LOAD !!!
   > I can use that optional synonyms very effective...
   >
#3 > That's not what I meant.  What happens when you use an IBM-supplied
   > macro that GENERATES the real opcodes, and you have OPSYN'd them out
   > of existance?

So sory, I missunderstand your one line question. (my bad English) 8-|
I meant that synonyms are optional.  When you define your Opsyn, you can
use both of real opcode and synonym opcode.  You can also use Ibm macros
without worry.

Example,

MOVE     OPSYN MVC
         USING *,15
         MOVE  BUFF(8),=CL8'CEM'
         MVC   BUFF+8(8),=CL8'TURGAY'
         WRTERM BUFF,80
         BR    14
BUFF     DS    CL80
         END

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