What will the instruction move #>$3,var mean in 68k assembly ?
What will the instruction move #>$3,var mean in 68k assembly ?
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I figured it out. The syntax
#>is an operator to force long (immediate) addressing mode in 68K and hence my instructionmove #>$3,varwould mean – move the value $3 (0x03) to variablevarforcing the long addressing mode in 68K assembly. I am not certain about the processors supporting this operation.@drhirsch almost nailed it.