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  Syntax:  .ERR
 
  Generates a severe error message when assembled. Generally, this
  directive occurs in a conditional-assembly block and is used to
  indicate some error condition discovered at assembly time. Though this
  directive does not add functionality to a program, it can be useful
  for verifying that the program assembled correctly.
 
  See Also: .ERR1, .ERRB, .ERRDEF, .ERRDIF, .ERRE, .ERRNZ
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