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.fetchoffset(var_name,offset)
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.fetchoffset(var_name,offset)
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fetches the single-byte value of var_name offset by
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fetches the single-byte value of var_name offset by
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"offset" bytes
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"offset" bytes
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Note: This is equivalent to
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Note: This is equivalent to
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"${var_name+offset} .fetch(mem_name)"
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"${var_name+offset} .fetch(mem_name)"
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where mem_name is the memory in which var_name is
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stored.
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.fetchram(var_name) is similar to the .fetch(mem_name) macro except that the
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.fetchram(var_name) is similar to the .fetch(mem_name) macro except that the
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variable name is used to identify the memory instead of
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variable name is used to identify the memory instead of
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the name of the memory
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the name of the memory
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.fetchram+(var_name) is similar to the .fetch+(mem_name) macro except that
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.fetchram+(var_name) is similar to the .fetch+(mem_name) macro except that
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the variable name is used to identify the memory instead
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the variable name is used to identify the memory instead
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of the name of the memory
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of the name of the memory
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.fetchram-(var_name) is similar to the .fetch-(mem_name) macro except that the
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.fetchram-(var_name) is similar to the .fetch-(mem_name) macro except that the
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the variable name is used to identify the memory instead
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the variable name is used to identify the memory instead
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of the name of the memory
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of the name of the memory
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.fetchvalue(var_name) fetches the single-byte value of var_name
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.fetchvalue(var_name) fetches the single-byte value of var_name
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Note: This is equivalent to "var_name .fetch(mem_name)"
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where mem_name is the memory in which var_name is
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stored.
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.fetchvalueoffset(var_name,offset)
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fetches the single-byte value stored at var_name+offset
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Note: This is equivalent to
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Note: This is equivalent to
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"${var_name+offset}" .fetch(mem_name)
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"var_name .fetch(mem_name)"
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where mem_name is the memory in which var_name is
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where mem_name is the memory in which var_name is
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stored.
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stored.
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.fetchvector(var_name,N)
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.fetchvector(var_name,N)
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fetches N values starting at var_name into the data
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fetches N values starting at var_name into the data
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stack with the value at var_name at the top and the
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stack with the value at var_name at the top and the
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.storeoffset(var_name,offset)
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.storeoffset(var_name,offset)
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stores the single-byte value at the top of the data
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stores the single-byte value at the top of the data
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stack at var_name offset by "offset" bytes
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stack at var_name offset by "offset" bytes
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Note: This is equivalent to
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Note: This is equivalent to
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"${var_name+offset} .store(mem_name) drop"
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"${var_name+offset} .store(mem_name) drop"
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Note: The optional third argument is as per the
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where mem_name is the memory in which var_name is
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optional second argument of .storevalue
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stored.
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Note: The default "drop" instruction can be replaced by
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providing the optional third argument.
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.storeram(var_name) is similar to the .store(mem_name) macro except that the
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.storeram(var_name) is similar to the .store(mem_name) macro except that the
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variable name is used to identify the RAM instead of the
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variable name is used to identify the RAM instead of the
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name of the RAM
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name of the RAM
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.storeram+(var_name) is similar to the .store+(mem_name) macro except that
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.storeram+(var_name) is similar to the .store+(mem_name) macro except that
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the variable name is used to identify the RAM instead of
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the variable name is used to identify the RAM instead of
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