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The Bitwise Reverse operator returns least-significant bits from the first operand in their reverse order. The total number of least-significant bits to be reversed is indicated by the second operand. All other bits to the left of the reversed bits are zeros in the result. Bitwise Reverse can be used in both variable and integer constant expressions, but not in floating-point constant expressions. Example:

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X := Y >< 6

If Y started out as:

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