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Syntax Reference
Instructions. "rn" refers to a register r0-r7. "rn!" refers to registers like "r0" or post-incremented registers like "r0!". "imm" refers to a registers, written as a number following a #. You can write immediates that are things like #-2, #xFF, #o05, or #b0010.
- TRAP
- JABS
- CABS
- JOFF
- COFF
- SWAP rn
- GETR rn
- SETR rn
- GET1
- GET2
- GETC
- SET1
- SET2
- SETC
- ZERO
- LSL1
- LSR1
- ASR1
- INCR
- DECR
- COMP
- NEGT
- ISLT
- ADDR rn
- SUBR rn
- ANDR rn
- IORR rn
- XORR rn
- LSLR rn
- LSRR rn
- ASRR rn
- LD1U rn!
- ST1U rn!
- LD2U rn!
- ST2U rn!
- ANDI imm
- LSLI imm
- LSRI imm
- ASRI imm
- CLRI imm
- SETI imm
- TOGI imm
- EXTI imm
- BEZI imm
- JOFI imm
- COFI imm