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`start address, end address, data type, label`
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data types can be one of these:<br>
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b = byte *<br>
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b = byte <br>
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w = word<br>
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s = string<br>
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c = code<br>
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p = pointer<br>
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* = still to be implimented
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You can refer to a pointer by enclosing the address in (). When the disassembler sees this, it looks at the word at the pointer location and uses that value instead.
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For example, in Amstrad ROMs 0xc004 is a pointer to the command names table. If a ROM has a value of `0xc123` at location `0xc004`, a template line should look like this:
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