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You can instruct the assembler to pre-execute one of the SET directives
using the following option:
--predefine "directive"
You must enclose in
quotes. See SETA, SETL, and SETS.
The assembler also executes a corresponding directiveGBLL, GBLS,
or GBLA directive to define the variable before setting
its value.
The variable name is case-sensitive.
The command line interface of your system might require you
to enter special character combinations, such as \”,
to include strings in .
Alternatively, you can use directive--via to
include a file--predefine argument. The command line
interface does not alter arguments from --via files.