For endless loops at the end of a program, or if I want an "infinite" delay
during an interrupt-driven program, I use:

goto $

at the end of my functional program.

Note that you cannot use the assembler "END" statement as a program
terminator.  It's only used for the assembler itself to let it know there
are no more instructions to process.  If you do not REALLY terminate your
program prior to this (with a SLEEP, for example), or keep it looping, it
will act as a reset and start over at ORG 0x000.

--Andrew

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