The NOCASE directive causes the assembler to interpret
symbols as uppercase only. Lowercase symbols are converted to
uppercase before being output to the object file.
Do not use this directive when combining assembler-generated
modules with C-generated modules. Symbols in C modules are always
output to the object file as written (with mixed case). Therefore,
corresponding assembler names must be output to the object module
with case preserved (by using the CASE directive).
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