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  Syntax:  DOSSEG
 
  Orders segments according to the standard DOS convention; overrides
  any other segment-order directives or options. This convention places
  segments with class name 'CODE' first, then other segments not part of
  DGROUP, and then DGROUP segments in this order: BEGDATA, BSS, STACK.
  Other DGROUP segments are placed between BEGDATA and BSS.
 
  The DOSSEG directive also causes the linker to generate two special
  symbols, _end and _edata. Avoid using these names for your own symbols.
 
  See Also:  .SEQ, .ALPHA
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