The ORDER directive instructs the compiler to order all
variables in memory according to their order of definition in the C
source file. This directive disables the hash algorithm used by the C
compiler when adding symbols to the symbol table and may result in
longer compile times.
Note
Variables with memory type, initilalization, and
without initilalization have all different tables. Therefore
only variables with the same attributes are kept within order.
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