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From: haug@toto.uucp (Brian R Haug)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.nsc.32k
Subject: Instruction format & addressing modes
Message-ID: <1989Oct24.002948.2357@toto.uucp>
Date: 24 Oct 89 00:29:48 GMT
Reply-To: haug@Columbia.NCR.COM
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Organization: Personal Machine, Columbia, SC
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I recently tried to program a 32106 the hard way (via a hex load that was
hand assembled).  Try as I might, I could not figure out how to write a
jump instruction to (say 0x123456) such that the instruction could be
placed anywhere in memory.  I did not want to use a relative address (10
away from the current pc).  Can anyone supply the assembler instruction
I should have used and the corresponding hex representation?  Please reply
by email to haug@Columbia.NCR.COM, as toto is a duplicate uucp site.

My apologies for posting what is probably a trivial question, but my
reasoning has become clouded by other processors.