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-Assembler Directives
-====================
-
-Labels
-------
-
-* label(INNER1)
-
-This defines a label for use in a branch instruction. Thus elsewhere in the code a ``b(INNER1)``
-will cause execution to continue with the instruction after the label directive.
-
-Defining inline data
---------------------
-
-The following assembler directives facilitate embedding data in an assembler code block.
-
-* data(size, d0, d1 .. dn)
-
-The data directive creates n array of data values in memory. The first argument specifies the
-size in bytes of the subsequent arguments. Hence the first statement below will cause the
-assembler to put three bytes (with values 2, 3 and 4) into consecutive memory locations
-while the second will cause it to emit two four byte words.
-
-::
-
-    data(1, 2, 3, 4)
-    data(4, 2, 100000)
-
-Data values longer than a single byte are stored in memory in little-endian format.
-
-* align(nBytes)
-
-Align the following instruction to an nBytes value. ARM Thumb-2 instructions must be two
-byte aligned, hence it's advisable to issue ``align(2)`` after ``data`` directives and
-prior to any subsequent code. This ensures that the code will run irrespective of the
-size of the data array.