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Created by: forceXtreme at: 10/22/2009 12:15 PM (2 Replies)

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10/22/2009 12:15 PM	Rate (0)
forceXtreme Posts: 3 Rating: (0)	Hello everyone I have a problem I run a DB with some data to be written up and I need to see if we can make an indirect address databases but not the content inside the DB that I am going to set any value where to load that data. Thank you for your attention
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10/22/2009 3:09 PM	Rate (0)
Bilao Posts: 378 Rating: (47)	Hello, to be honest, i don´t exactly understand your problem.Could you please declare your problem once again in short detailed sentences? best regards bilao
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Martin L Posts: 25 Rating: (2)	Hello forceXtreme! Yes it is possible to address a DB indirectly. The following simple example shows how it could be done. [code] L L#0 T LD 0 //Make sure LD0 is empty L B#16#84 //Memory area = DB T LB 0 L MW 100 //Load byte address SLW 3 // and perform T LW 2 // a few L MB 100 // shifts to the SRW 5 // address register T LB 1 LAR1 LD 0 //Transfer to address register OPN DB [MW 102] //The DB number in MW102 L W#16#ABC //load a value T W [AR1,P#0.0] //and transfer it to our address in MW100 [/code] Cheers, Martin L
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