The NOREGISTERBANK directive prevents the assembler from
reserving memory space for register banks.
This directive is useful when creating assembler modules that are
included in general-purpose libraries (since library routines may be
called from functions using any register bank). The program calling
the library routines must reserve space for the register banks that
are used.
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