The Object Address Plus Symbol operator returns the value of the symbol following it plus the current object's program base address. Object Address Plus Symbol can only be used in variable expressions.
This operator is useful when creating a table of offset addresses, then at run time, using those offsets to reference the absolute run-time addresses they represent. For example, a DAT block may contain a number of strings to which you want both direct and indirect access. Here's an example DAT block containing strings.
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