Using "END" in a subroutine?

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  1. - 13th February 2010, 10:02 #4
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    Hi Steve

    Consider the PBP " END " is an assembler

    Code:
    label
' here page select if needed
GOTO label ...
    obviously taking care of page issues ...

    functionnaly exactly the same as the STOP command ( that you should use ) ! - may be same asm ( ! ) code I didn't verify -

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