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Let: | |||
R<sub>9</sub> = bfa3h | |||
R<sub>10</sub> = 4444h | |||
RAMBR = 71h | |||
After executing this program: | |||
MOVEW (R<sub>10</sub>), R<sub>9</sub> | |||
We have: | |||
(71:4444h) = a3h | |||
(71:4445h) = bfh | |||
==== Example 4 ==== | ==== Example 4 ==== | ||
Let: | Let: | ||
Revision as of 03:36, 16 July 2024
MOVEW (Move Word) is a Super FX macro instruction that loads data from the Game Pak.
Syntax
MOVEW Rn, (Rn') MOVEW (Rn'), Rn
Example 1
Let:
R3 = 6480h (71:6480h) = 2eh (71:6481h) = c0h RAMBR = 71h
After executing this program:
MOVEW R5, (R3) ; (R3) -> R5 (low byte) ; (R3+1) -> R5 (high byte)
We have:
R5 = c02eh
Example 2
Example 3
Let:
R9 = bfa3h R10 = 4444h RAMBR = 71h
After executing this program:
MOVEW (R10), R9
We have:
(71:4444h) = a3h (71:4445h) = bfh
Example 4
Let:
R0 = 3151h R6 = 92a0h RAMBR = 71h
After executing this program:
MOVEW (R6), R0
We have:
(71:92a0h) = 51h (71:92a1h) = 31h
See Also
External Links
- Official Super Nintendo development manual on MOVEW: 9.64 on Page 2-9-90 of Book II