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  Syntax:   END [address]
 
  See also: .STARTUP, .EXIT, ORG
 
  Description:
 
     Marks the end of a source file and optionally indicates the
     program load address. The optional <address> is a label or
     expression identifying where program execution begins. You can
     define <address> only once in a program, usually in the main
     module.
 
     You cannot specify <address> if you have used the .STARTUP
     directive, which automatically sets a start address. If you are
     linking with a high-level language, the start address is
     typically set by that language's compiler.
 
     END also closes the last segment in the source file.
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