What do @ and # mean in ARM Assembly Language?
Question
What do the characters
@and#mean in ARM assembly language?What does this function do?
add r0, r0, #5
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3 ACCPTED 2019-11-24 18:29:39
The character @ starts a comment.
The character # can be used for immediates (numbers) or if it stands at the first position of a line the whole line is counted as a comment.
See here .
what does this function do?
add r0, r0, #5
This function adds 5 to the register r0. It is the equivalent to r0 += 5 or r0 = r0 + 5 in other languages.
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