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A long, long time ago, in the days before MIID/SID etc, you could only copy 1 byte with INC r1, MCI r2,r1 (no MII either) so when you decided you'd copied the item-id to the BMS work area (come to think of it, how would you know?), the BMS reg was left on the LAST byte of the id. Hence, in the wisdom of the ancients, the call to RETI which saved you one instruction. Chandru |
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Thank you, Chandru; I knew someone would explain it eventually. (I think you meant INC r1; MCC r2,r1 but it's been a while...) |
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catsanon (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote: Thank you, Chandru; I knew someone would explain it eventually. (I think you meant INC r1; MCC r2,r1 but it's been a while...) And i heard one of the above mention once that the language used in the u2 user group was sometimes foreign to him ???? jeez.... rgds Symeon. |
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Oh this should've been marked: "Warning: this thread contains obscure language about Pick Virtual Assembler; anyone under 40 duck" And no, didn't mean MCC, INC+MCI === MII; INC+MCC===MCI (or MIC). Chandru "Symeon" <symeonb (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1162811470.780505.212820 (AT) k70g2000cwa (DOT) googlegroups.com... catsanon (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote: Thank you, Chandru; I knew someone would explain it eventually. (I think you meant INC r1; MCC r2,r1 but it's been a while...) And i heard one of the above mention once that the language used in the u2 user group was sometimes foreign to him ???? jeez.... rgds Symeon. |
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