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<> (Literal Text Operator)
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Syntax: <text>
Treats text in a macro argument as a single literal string. Most often
used in macro calls and with the IRP directive to ensure that values
in a parameter list are treated as a single parameter. The assembler
removes one set of angle brackets each time it inserts an argument
into a macro expansion.
text Any name, number, or expression. Can contain commas, spaces,
tabs, or semicolons.
See Also: EQU, IRP, exclamation (!)
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