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charlielao · 04-26-2005, 04:05

extp#37h,#1 mov r12, 3A0Bh what will be the value of r12? will it be 1? yes!
The value will be 1 (which is on the right column of debugger) or will it be the hex value on the left side column of the debugger?
From Menu Button Text patch:
27E97A: E6 FC 06 3A : mov r12, #3A06h
27E97E: E6 FD 37 00 : mov r13, #37h
this is what i was asking about Prof. Isnt 37h:3A06h a RAM location? so r12 and r13 were assigned with their corresponding values above. What happens to their values?
op1 can be 1to4
so this means we can use extp #37h, #4, which correspond to 4x use of it?

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charlielao No Life Poster Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 501 Member: 66040 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 14	extp#37h,#1 mov r12, 3A0Bh what will be the value of r12? will it be 1? yes! The value will be 1 (which is on the right column of debugger) or will it be the hex value on the left side column of the debugger? From Menu Button Text patch: 27E97A: E6 FC 06 3A : mov r12, #3A06h 27E97E: E6 FD 37 00 : mov r13, #37h this is what i was asking about Prof. Isnt 37h:3A06h a RAM location? so r12 and r13 were assigned with their corresponding values above. What happens to their values? op1 can be 1to4 so this means we can use extp #37h, #4, which correspond to 4x use of it?