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          F 100 L 100 0
          >
 
     The example above fills 255 (100 hexadecimal) bytes of memory
     starting at DS:0100 with the value 0; hexadecimal radix is
     assumed. This command could be used to reinitialize the program's
     data without having to restart the program.
 
          F table L 64 42 79 74
          >
 
     The example above fills the 100 (64 hexadecimal) bytes (starting at
     'table') with the following hexadecimal byte values: 42, 79, 74.
     These three values are repeated (42, 79, 74, 42, 79, 74...)
     until all 100 bytes are filled; hexadecimal radix is assumed.
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