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This happens on fields defined as X(nnn) with an initial value that contains an ampersand character.
The logic is flawed: the ampersands in the literal need to be doubled up for the assembly to work okay,
but the added ampersand is coded as '&&' which still is two ampersands.
The additional ampersand caused macro WS.MAC to go into a loop.
Please fix the issue by unduplicating any literals inside the macro that contain incorrectly duplicated ampersands within a literal string.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This happens on fields defined as X(nnn) with an initial value that contains an ampersand character.
The logic is flawed: the ampersands in the literal need to be doubled up for the assembly to work okay,
but the added ampersand is coded as '&&' which still is two ampersands.
The additional ampersand caused macro WS.MAC to go into a loop.
Please fix the issue by unduplicating any literals inside the macro that contain incorrectly duplicated ampersands within a literal string.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: