Put a space between @ and SLEEP.
Edit: I guess this bears a little more detail. What happens is by placing @SLEEP in
there it doesn't generate code for SLEEP, so you land on the next valid instruction
which would be your GPIO.1 = 0.
You don't have the @ symbol before your NOP either, so PBP creates a lable instead
of code for the NOP. @ NOP would be the correct way to insert an assembly NOP
instruction.
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