FCR - Form
constant character string terminated with a carriage return and null bytes
[label] FCR string
The FCR directive is used to store carriage return/null terminated ASCII
strings into consecutive bytes of memory. The byte storage begins at the
current program counter. If a label is present it will be assigned address of
the first byte in the string. Any of the printable ASCII characters can be
contained in the string. The string is specified between two identical
delimiters which can be any printable ASCII character. The first non-blank
character after the FCR directive is used as the delimiter. The assembler
will automatically append a carriage return ($0d) and null byte ($00) to the
end of the string.
Examples:
fcr "some string here" fcr /some string here/
Additionally CASM supports the ability to include trailing byte declarations
similar to FCB statements to the end of the FCR declaration.