Error messages that are issued during the assembly of the IMBSTAB customized bridge program are called MNOTES. An MNOTE appears in the source code listing directly below the input statement to which it applies.
Note: The line number of an MNOTE appears on the Assembler Diagnostics and Statistics page of the Assembler output listing.
MNOTEs (and their descriptions) are as follows:
There is an invalid usage mode in the USAGE= parameter of the control statement.
A set identification statement is not in numeric sequence by the set number parameter.
The SUBSCH= parameter is missing from the control statement.
The number of sets defined in the IMBS macro has been exceeded.
The Assembly program has encountered an unrecognizable keyword parameter.
You must correct input statements that are flagged by MNOTES, then resubmit the statements to the IMBS macro for assembly of IMBSTAB. Repeat the process until all user input statements are free of errors.
The error-detection capabilities of the IMBS macro are limited, and it is recommended that you check all input statements for errors not covered by MNOTES. In particular, check:
If errors exist in the above values and are not detected when you generate and assemble IMBSTAB, the bridge program will encounter discrepancies between information requested by the calling program and information supplied by IMBSTAB. The results are unpredictable.
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