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Old Nov 21st, 2005, 11:15 AM   #3
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Many assemblers also use the

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approach. Not seeing line numbers isn't a huge help to potential respondents. Have you actually checked your documentation to see what A2108 has to say about itself?

EDIT: Ahhhh, my curiosity is going to kill either me or my cat.
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The "ASSUME register:ERROR" syntax causes the assembler to
generate an error if <register> is later used explictly or
implicitly. The OPATTR, .TYPE, and TYPE directives do not cause
errors when referring to registers assumed to ERROR.
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