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Revision as of 00:06, 17 February 2014
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{C4} SaveAddress
SaveAddress(xVR,xVALU,xVA,LEN)
Saves a variable to a given address. Works essentially the same as sb/sh/sw, but using variables.
Comparison: sw rVR, 0xVALU(rVA)
See also: {C1} LoadAddress ― {C2} UnitAddress ― {C3} WorldUnitAddress
Variable : Byte (hex)
ID of the Variable which will be stored.
Warning: Only x00-x7F (words) are valid with this instruction!
Click here for the list of Variables
Immediate Value : Half-Word (hex)
Adds this number to the Variable Address to determine which bytes to store.
Variable Address : Byte (hex)
ID of the Variable which holds the main memory address to save to.
Warning: Only x00-x7F (words) are valid with this instruction!
Click here for the list of Variables
Byte Length : Byte (unsigned)
Amount of bytes to save. 001 to 004.
