Unname; Word - Nintendo Ultra64 Programmer's Manual

RSP Assembly Language
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Switch to the text section. All program instructions must be contained in the
text section.
expression
If the optional
address for assembling the program. Only the least significant 12 bits of the
base address is used, since IMEM is only 4K bytes.
If the base address for assembly is changed during the course of
Note:
compilation, unpredictable results will occur. There should be only one
.text directive with a base address.

.unname

.unname identifier
The identifier is removed from the symbol table.
Usually this is used to free up a named register when you are finished using
it, but it could be used to free up another program identifier.

.word

.word identifier | iexpression
Four bytes (one word) of the data section are allocated and initialized to the
identifier
value of the or the
identifier
The may be a forward-referencing symbol which is not defined
yet. This is useful for building program jump tables which must be filled in
during the second pass of the assembler. In order to accommodate this
useful feature, we accept the restriction that any expression used to initialize
iexpression
this data be an
This directive is only permitted in the data section.
is present, it is evaluated and used as the base
iexpression
.
expression
, not an .