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     The compact memory model allows a single segment for program code
     and multiple segments for program data. This memory model causes
     the assembler to produce files with the .EXE extension.
 
     Compact-model programs are limited to one code segment but can have
     several data segments. The defaults in compact-memory programs are
     NEAR code addressing and FAR data addressing. The PROC distance is
     FAR under the compact-model option. @CodeSize is 0, @DataSize is 1,
     and @Model is 3.
 
     See also: .MODEL
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