LW_STRING - add string to output directive being built.

Usage:

#include <ld.h>
lw_string(ptr);

Where:

char *ptr;

points to the string that you want to write. This should be a normal C string, i.e. terminated with '\0'. However, the '\0' will not be written to the directive being built.

Description:

"lw_string" writes a string to the output directive currently being built.

See Also:

expl ld lib lr_string

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