A89: Re: matrix

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Subject: A89: Re: matrix
From: "Miles Raymond" <m_rayman@bigfoot.com>
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 1999 00:04:48 -0500
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You way is as good as, if not better than my way.  Move everything.. =)

Seriously, you know a lot more than I do about asm.  And if you don't know
it, probability is that I don't know it.  I think ti89.acz.org might have a
fast memcopy routine or something, but I'm not sure... I'll check a little
later.

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> what is the BEST way to move a matrix to another memory address...for
> instance if i may need a matrix later and want to preserve it before i
alter
> it then what is the best way to do this...
> ie:
> matrix:
>  dc.b 1234
>  dc.b 1234...or whatever...
> and i want to move it to memory positon 'matrix2'
>
> i know how i would do this...but i would like to know of the most
efficient
> way
>
> -Steven

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