Re: A82: jp and jr ??
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Re: A82: jp and jr ??
Jr uses one byte for storing the adr you want to call, JP uses two bytes.
Thats why JP can make longer jumps, but this also makes JPs longer and
this makes them take more time to execute.
Dines
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On Tue, 2 Dec 1997, ilya winham wrote:
> I know when yo can/can't use the two (jp, jr) But why would you use jr?
> Is it faster? less mem? what??
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