Reversed equate expressions are defined using the EQUATE predefined macro. This takes two arguments separated by whitespace. The first is the name of the equate which can be in upper or lower or mixed case and is case sensitive. The first character of the equate name should be an underscore or an alphabetic character (A--Z or a--z), the remaining characters can be these as well as the numeric characters (0--9). There is a maximum name length (see section Hard Limits on hard limits). The second argument is the definition of the equate which must be on one line only. The backslash character can be used to escape the newline and allow the equate definition to be formatted over multiple lines.
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