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  Syntax:  END [startaddress]
 
  Marks the end of a module and optionally indicates the address where
  execution will begin when the program is loaded. Only one module in a
  program can define a startaddress. Use of the .STARTUP directive
  removes the need to give a startaddress.
 
  END also closes the last segment in the source file.
 
  startaddress   Label or expression identifying the address where you
                 want program execution to begin.
 
  See Also:  .STARTUP
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