Re: A89: Starting out assembly, need help

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Subject: Re: A89: Starting out assembly, need help
From: TurboSoft@aol.com
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 21:04:52 EST
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In a message dated 11/30/98 8:57:08 PM Eastern Standard Time,
Daniel7073@aol.com writes:

> Example:
>  Ram Addresss: 1500    50
>                         1502    75
>  
>  a7 = 1502
>  
>  move.w 150, -(a7)
>  
>  Ram Address: 1500   150
>                        1502    75
>  
>  a7 = 1500
>  
>  I hope this helps.

Thank you, l see what you mean.
Earlier you or someone else said that storing to an odd RAM address (like
1501) is BAD, so is that why you might not want to do move.b 150, -(a7)
because b would be 1?
l can see how storing things to RAM addresses is a great thing, but how do you
know which ones to use?  How many are there?

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