Exophase (exophase@gmail.com) on 12/20/11 wrote:
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>Ignoring any argument about whether or not something is publicly available if you
>have to register on a website to download it:
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>I'm not going to post the document, but a quick google search shows someone posted it on this forum:
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>http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?p=137802
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>See the last post.

Thanks.

Load Single Register (pc-relative, literal load):
The pc-relative address from which to load is encoded as a 19-bit signed word offset which is shifted left by 2 and
added to the program counter, giving access to any word-aligned location within ±1MiB of the PC.

That should be good enough for 99% of static "C" variables. Still could be insufficient for globals.

As to "Scaled, 12-bit, unsigned immediate offset", it seem to promote rather unusual strategy for sorting fields within big structures: bytes first, then half-words, then words. That's the opposite to what I accustomed to.