Complex relocatable expressions
Complex relocatable expressions, unlike relocatable expressions,
can contain:
- Two or more unpaired relocatable terms
- An unpaired relocatable term preceded by a negative sign
Using the same symbols, here are examples of complex relocatable
expressions:
W+X *+*
X-Y A-W+Y
Complex relocatable expressions are used in A-type and Y-type address constants to generate address constant values. For more details, refer to Complex relocatable expressions, and Address constants—A and Y. V-type and S-type constants cannot contain complex relocatable expressions. You can assign a complex relocatable value to a symbol using the EQU instruction, as described in EQU instruction.