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Alignment
5.11 AlignmentData and code must be aligned to appropriate boundaries. For example, The T32 pseudo-instruction An alignment directive aligns the current location to a specified boundary by padding with zeros or
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directive. However, the format
of varies from
system to system. The .balign directive provides
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