{
{
{    The general form of an object module is a file of binary records
{  with the following topology:
{
{          < object text descriptor # 1 >
{            < object text record # 1 >
{          < object text descriptor # 2 >
{            < object text record # 2 >
{                      ...
{          < object text descriptor # n >
{            <object text record # n >
{
{    For the sake of simplicity the record descriptor - record pairs
{  will be referred to as records hereafter.
{
{    For a CPU program, the object text records must be arranged in
{  the following order:
{
{          1). Identification record
{          2.) Library, section definition, text, bit string insertion,
{              address formulation, external linkage, entry definition,
{              relocation, formal parameter specification, actual
{              parameter specification and binding template records in
{              arbitrary order with the one stipulation that a section
{              definition record must precede any other object text
{              records that refer to the section.
{          3). Transfer symbol record.
{
{    For a PPU program or overlay, the object text records must be
{  arranged in the following order:
{
{        1.) Identification record
{        2.) PPU absolute record
{
{
