Hi Phil,
I would consider something like this:
LR R15,R3 Copy low 32-bits to R15
SRLG R0,R3,32 Copy upper 32-bits to R0
You may want to add an SR or XR for register 0 and 15 prior to the above two
instructions if you want to make sure of the upper 32-bits of the target
registers.
Chuck
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Subject: Simple assembler question
With all of the 273 new formats of LOAD, I assume this is hiding in there
somewhere:
I have a value in grande register 3. I need the high-order bits in 32-bit R0
and the low-order bits in 32-bit R15.
What's the simplest/fastest way to achieve this? I have no writable memory
available.
Thanks.
.phsiii (getting frustrated trying to read PofOp, though it's not the book's
fault!)
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