ALIAS            Create an alias                                    Directive

  ALIAS alias_name = substitute_name

    Starting with version 4.0, TASM supports aliasing. This means that
    TASM allows the association of an alias name with another name (called
    the substitute name) in a program. Any time that alias name is
    encountered it will really refer to the substitute name.

    Example: ALIAS <_Set_Coords>    = <_SetCoords>
             ALIAS <@SetCoords$qii> = <_SetCoords>

    Aliasing is primarily a linker issue.  The alias statement will generate
    an alias record setting the alias name equal to the substitute name,

       e.g.: 000056 ALIAS      '_Set_Coords' = '_SetCoords'

    When the linker tries to resolve a reference to a name and it finds an
    alias record for that name, it will continue trying to resolve the
    reference using the substitute name.