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COMM
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Syntax: COMM definition [,definition]...
Creates one or more communal variables, in which each variable
definition has the following form:
[NEAR|FAR] [langtype]label:size[:count]
langtype C, BASIC, PASCAL, or FORTRAN. The C langtype appends an
underscore to the name as output to the object file.
label The name of the variable.
size A size specifier (BYTE, WORD, etc.) or structure name.
count Specifies the number of data objects (1 is the default).
See Also: EXTRN, PUBLIC, PROC
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