PUSH instruction
The PUSH instruction saves the current PRINT, USING, or ACONTROL
status in push-down storage on a last-in, first-out basis. You restore
this PRINT, USING, or ACONTROL status later, also on a last-in, first-out
basis, by using a POP instruction.
- sequence_symbol
- Is a sequence symbol.
- Instructs the assembler to save the PRINT status in a push-down stack.
- USING
- Instructs the assembler to save the USING status in a push-down stack.
- ACONTROL
- Instructs the assembler to save the ACONTROL status in a push-down stack.
- NOPRINT
- Instructs the assembler to suppress the printing of the PUSH statement in which it is specified.
The PUSH instruction only causes the status of the current PRINT,
USING, or ACONTROL instructions to be saved. The PUSH instruction
does not:
- Change the status of the current PRINT or ACONTROL instructions
- Imply a DROP instruction, or change the status of the current USING instructions