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!EQUATE: label .EQ [expression]
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!INCLUDE: .IN [file name]
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!TARGET ADDRESS: .TA [expression]
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!TARGET FILE: .TF [filename]
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Causes the object code generated to be stored an a binary file rather than in memory. Only the code which follows the .TF directive will be stored on the file. Code will be stored on the file until another .TF directive is encountered, or until a .TA or .OR directive is encountered. The [filename] format is the standard ATARI filespec format.
Causes the object code generated to be stored an a binary file rather than in memory. Only the code which follows the .TF directive will be stored on the file. Code will be stored on the file until another .TF directive is encountered, or until a .TA or .OR directive is encountered. The ~[filename] format is the standard ATARI filespec format.
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