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.x end
.x end > module
.x end > procedure
.x end > if
.x end > loop
.x end > for
.x end > while
.x end > do
.x end > case
.x end > struct
.x end > union
.x end > map
.x end > psect
.x end > data
.lt
------------------------------------------------------------------------
END	[structure]
------------------------------------------------------------------------
.el
.b 3
The END macro will generate the appropriate labels and end the corresponding
control structure.
.b
For example:
.b
.lt
	loop
		statements
	end

.el
.b
will END the corresponding LOOP macro.  In this example, the following:
.b
.lt
	loop
		statements
	end loop

		-and-

	loop
		statements
	endloop
.el
.b
are equivalent to the above example.
.b
The following is a list of macros that must have a corresponding END macro:
.b
^&
.lt
	Macro		End Macro	Alternate Forms
.el
\&
.b
.lt
	structure	ENDstructure	END		END structure

	MODULE		ENDMODULE	END		END MODULE
	PROCEDURE	ENDPROCEDURE	END		END PROCEDURE
	IF		ENDIF		END		END IF
	LOOP		ENDLOOP		END		END LOOP
	FOR		ENDFOR		END		END FOR
	WHILE		ENDWHILE	END		END WHILE
	DO		ENDDO		END		END DO
	CASE		ENDCASE		END		END CASE
	STRUCT		ENDSTRUCT	END		END STRUCT
	UNION		ENDUNION	END		END UNION
	MAP		ENDMAP		END		END MAP
	PSECT		ENDPSECT	END		END PSECT
	DATA		ENDDATA		END		END DATA
.el
.b
The MODULE or PROCEUDRE macro must have a correspoinding BEGIN macro
If the MODULE or PROCEDURE is the last MODULE or PROCEDURE in your source file,
the .END instruction may be used to end the MODULE or PROCEDURE.