The ABSOLUTE directive enables absolute object file
checking. When enabled, the assembler emits a warning if the
generated object file is not absolute. For example:
*** WARNING #105, LINE #nn, $ABSOLUTE: NOT AN ABSOLUTE MODULE
A module is absolute if it contains no relocatable or external
references. A module is not absolute if external symbols are defined
or if a section is defined without an AT expression (which
forces sections to be absolute).
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