From: arne@vajhoej.dk   
      
   On 9/8/2025 7:30 AM, Waldek Hebisch wrote:   
   > In DEC assembler '=' apparently gives effect that you describe:   
   > new name is not exported.  In DEC assembler '==' apparently creates   
   > an alias, but as a data symbol.  I am not aware of DEC construct   
   > to get effect of '.set' as in x86 Linux example above (but up   
   > to now I did not look into macro manual).  So '=' probably is   
   > wrong syntatx, I do not know why gcc uses it.   
      
   In the DEC Macro-64 assembler there is an argument to $routine   
   for aliases.   
      
   $ type tst.for   
          program tst   
          integer*4 func_1,func_2,func_3   
          write(*,*) func_1()   
          write(*,*) func_2()   
          write(*,*) func_3()   
          end   
   $ type f.m64   
            $code_section   
            $routine name=FUNC_1,aliases=,kind=stack   
            mov     #42, r0   
            $return   
            $end_routine FUNC_1   
            .end   
   $ for tst   
   $ macro/alpha f   
   $ link tst + f   
   $ run tst   
             42   
             42   
             42   
      
   Arne   
      
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