wap.txt

Assembly example using ASM++ written by Borland

WAP is a WIN16 source program which is assembled into a 16-Bit OMF file.
I have noticed that inorder for Microsoft Link to make a valid WIN16 EXE
you MUST use the GROUP directive to assign the data segment to a group name.
Otherwise your EXE may be rejected. In ASM++ you must order your segments
according to how you want them to appear in the object. You can't pre-define
segments.
You can not use the SEG operator with a symbol that is not external, use the
segment name of that symbol or use CS instead.