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X: Y:

XY Memory

X: Y:

Operation:

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Assembler Syntax:

X: ea, D1

Y: ea, D2

X: ea, D1

S2,Y: ea

S1,X: ea

Y: ea, D2

S1,X: ea

S2,Y: ea

X: ea, D1

Y:,D2

S1,X: ea

S2,Y:

X:(Rn+displacement),D1

Y:,D2

S1,X:(Rn+displacement)

S2,Y:

Description:

Move two word operands to/from X and Y memory. All word operands are integer for integer moves and

single precision IEEE data type for floating-point moves. They may represent a complex (real:imaginary)

data pair, a data:coefficient data pair or two independent data words. One or two independent effective

addresses may be specified. If one effective address is specified, all memory alterable addressing modes

and long displacement may be used; both data moves have the same memory to register or register to

memory direction. If two effective addresses are specified, all parallel addressing modes may be used

and each data move may have a memory to register or register to memory direction.

When two parallel data move operations are specified in the same instruction, certain restrictions apply. If

the instruction has an integer opcode, both data moves must be integer moves and specify integer oper-

ands. If the instruction has a floating-point opcode, both data moves must be floating-point moves and

specify floating-point operands.

If the opcode-operand portion of the instruction specifies as the destination a portion of the register Dn, the

same register portion may not be specified as a destination D in the data bus move operation. That is, du-

plicate destinations are not allowed in the same instruction. For example, both a Data ALU operation and

a data move operation cannot write into the same register in the same instruction.

If the opcode-operand portion of the instruction specifies as the source or destination a portion of the reg-

ister Dn, the same register portion may be specified as a source S in the data bus move operation. That is,

duplicate sources are allowed in the same instruction. For example, a data move operation can read the

same register which is being used as a source or destination by a Data ALU operation in the same instruc-

tion.

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