## ALP Programming Guide and Reference

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### Assembler Directives

Assembler Directives are symbolic names that describe the various assembly- time instructions interpreted by the assembler itself.

Assembler-Directive: one of

    .186          .286          .286C         .286P

    .287          .386          .386C         .386P

    .387          .486          .486C         .486P

    .586          .586P         .686          .686P

    .8086         .8087          ALIGN        .ALPHA

     ASSUME       %BIN          .CODE          COMM

    .CONST        .CREF         .DATA         .DATA?

     DB            DD            DF            DOSSEG

    .DOSSEG        DQ            DT            DW

     ECHO          END           ENDP          ENDS

     EQU          .ERR          .ERR1         .ERR2

    .ERRB         .ERRDEF       .ERRDIF       .ERRDIFI

    .ERRE         .ERRIDN       .ERRIDNI      .ERRNB

    .ERRNDEF      .ERRNZ         EVEN          EXTERN

     EXTERNDEF     EXTRN        .FARDATA      .FARDATA?

     GROUP         INCLUDELIB    LABEL        .LALL

    .LFCOND       .LIST         .LISTALL      .LISTIF

    .LISTMACRO    .LISTMACROALL  LOCAL        .MMX

    .MODEL         NAME         .NOCREF       .NOLIST

    .NOLISTIF     .NOLISTMACRO  .NOMMX         OPTION

     ORG          %OUT           PAGE          PROC

     PUBLIC       .RADIX         RECORD       .SALL

     SEGMENT      .SEQ          .SFCOND       .STACK

     STRUC         STRUCT        SUBTITLE      SUBTTL

    .TFCOND        TITLE         TYPEDEF       UNION

    .XALL         .XCREF        .XLIST