ations can be referenced by number: <CODE>@0</CODE> refers to storage location 0. If for some reason you need explicit control over where variables are being stored, then you should use <CODE>#pragma reserve</CODE> to instruct NQC not to use those storage locations, and then access them manually with the <CODE>@</CODE> operator. For example, the following code snippet reserves location 0 and creates a macro for it called x.</P>

<PRE><CODE>#pragma reserve 0
#define x(@0)</CODE></PRE>

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