$macro a b
scalar a/1/;
display a;
gives:
1 $macro a b
2 scalar a/1/;
**** $195,409
**** 195 Symbol redefined with a different type
**** 409 Unrecognizable item - skip to find a new statement
**** looking for a ';' or a key word to get started again
3 display b;
**** $140
**** 140 Unknown symbol
**** 3 ERROR(S) 0 WARNING(S)
Apparently it is skipping some substitutions. This is not like what I am used to in macro preprocessors for languages like C and Delphi.I would expect this model to behave like:
scalar b/1/;
display b;
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