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TYPECHECK assembler option

HLASM Programmer's Guide
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You can use the TYPECHECK option to control whether the assembler performs type checking of machine instruction operands.

TYPECHECK has suboptions to enable or disable different type checking behavior:

TYPECHECK(MAGNITUDE|NOMAGNITUDE)
Specifies that the assembler performs (or does not perform) magnitude validation of signed immediate-data fields of machine instruction operands.
TYPECHECK(REGISTER|NOREGISTER)
Specifies that the assembler performs (or does not perform) type checking of register fields of machine instruction operands.
Note: For details about the syntax for the TYPECHECK option, see TYPECHECK.

For fine control, the TYPECHECK option is also supported on the PROCESS, ACONTROL, PUSH, and POP assembler instructions.

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