>What's the difference between 68000 assembler instructions
>MOVE.L and MOVEA.L?
In MOVEA.L, the destination of the move is an address register.
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> What's the difference between 68000 assembler instructions
> MOVE.L and MOVEA.L?
Move.L moves a 32-bit value to a register or to memory, sets the N and Z
condition codes to reflect the data moved and clears the V and C condition
codes.
Move.A moves a 16- or 32-bit value to an address register; the condition
codes are not affected. A 16-bit source is sign-extended to 32 bits in
the destination register.
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st...@brecher.reno.nv.us (Steve Brecher)
> What's the difference between 68000 assembler instructions
> MOVE.L and MOVEA.L?
Move.L moves a 32-bit value to a data register or to memory, sets the N and Z
condition codes to reflect the data moved and clears the V and C condition
codes.
MoveA.L moves a 32-bit value to an address register; the condition
codes are not affected.
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st...@brecher.reno.nv.us (Steve Brecher)