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The data types SBYTE, SWORD, and SDWORD tell the assembler to treat the initializers as signed data.
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It is important to use these signed types with high-level constructs such as .IF, .WHILE, and .REPEAT, and with PROTO and INVOKE directives.
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For descriptions of these directives, refer to the sections
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Loop-Generating Directives
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Declaring Procedure Prototypes
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Calling Procedures with INVOKE
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