NAME
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 Purpose:
 Create an application program and name it

 Syntax 16:
 NAME [appname] [apptype] [NEWFILES]

 Syntax 32:
 NAME [appname] [BASE = address]

 Example:
 NAME myapp

 This command identifies the executable file as a program, as opposed to a
 DLL. If it is used then it must be the first command, and the LIBRARY
 command cannot also be used. If neither are specified then NAME is the
 default.

 appname is the application name as it is known by the operating system, and
 cannot exceed 255 characters. If not specified, it defaults to the base name
 of the executable file.

 apptype is one of three optional keywords:

 WINDOWAPI This is the default and creates a Windows-based program. The
 program uses the API provided by Windows and must be executed within
 Windows.

 WINDOWCOMPAT This option creates a character-mode program to run in a text
 window within a Windows session.

 NOTWINDOWCOMPAT This creates a character-mode program which must run full
 screen and cannot run in a text window within a Windows session.

 The NEWFILES keyword notifies the loader that the program may be using an
 installable file system. The synonym LONGNAMES is supported for
 compatibility.

 For 32 bit Windows programs the BASE keyword is used to set the base address
 at which the operating system loads the .EXE, which defaults to 0x400000.
 address is specified as an unsigned integer.