I have this line of code:
X DC.W 5
This means basically X = 5 But shouldn’t be X DC.W #5 ?
When using MOVE I need always #
MOVE.B #1,VAR
I have this line of code: X DC.W 5 This means basically X =
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I have this line of code:
X DC.W 5
This means basically X = 5 But shouldn’t be X DC.W #5 ?
When using MOVE I need always #
MOVE.B #1,VAR
#1means immediate value, i.e. the value 1. Without the#, it would mean the contents of the memory location 1.With
DC.*you place values (I guess you can call them “immediate” values) into memory locations specified by X. It is not a processor instruction, but the instruction for the assembler to reserve memory and fill it with specified value(s).