Memory

These commands deal with storing values in memory and retrieving values from memory.

Set

Stores a value in memory.

Grammar

Set ::= [
	"SET",
	Whitespace,
	( WordValue | Identifier ),
	( Whitespace, '=', Whitespace, ( Value | Identifier ) )?
	';'
	]

Example

Update a variable with the current 8 or 16 bit register (based on type of x). Uses the type of x to determine data size.

SET x;

Update a constant position in ram with the current 8-bit register value.

SET %F2A9;

Update a variable with a constant word value. Uses the type of x to determine data size.

SET x = %F2A9;

Update a variable with a constant byte value. Uses the type of x to determine data size.

SET x = $01;

Update a variable with another variable. Equivilent to GET y; SET x; Uses the type of x to determine data size.

SET x = y;

Sets a 16-bit value in RAM.

SET %F2A9 = y;

Sets a constant position in RAM to a constant 8-bit value.

SET %F2A9 = $03;

Sets a constant position in RAM to a constant 16-bit value.

SET %F2A9 = %63AD;