Re: Assembler Macros

SkippyPB wrote:
> As a way of clarification, the Macro I listed was one I used on a
> 360/370 system and just happened to be still residing in my "toolbox".
> Under 360/370 Assembler, the TIME macro places the address of the
> current date in register 1. 

That's meaningless. System macros belong to operating systems, not 
hardware architectures.

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