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From: zxq5 <zxq5@zxq5.dev>
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2025 18:01:17 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Update assembler/usage

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@@ -774,120 +774,3 @@ include print "../resources/dsa/print.dsa"
 include fib "../resources/dsa/fib.dsa"
 ```
 
-## Complete Example Program
-
-Here's a complete example showing various instruction usage, including label-based memory operations:
-
-```assembly
-include print "../resources/dsa/print.dsa"
-include fib "../resources/dsa/fib.dsa"
-
-; Data definitions
-dw stack: 0x10000
-dw display: 0x20000
-dw current: 0x20000
-db message: "Computing Fibonacci sequence...", 0
-db result_buffer: 0, 0, 0, 0    ; Space for 32-bit result
-dh config_values: 100, 200, 300
-
-init:
-    ; Load stack address using label expansion
-    ldw stack, bpr          ; Expands to: lli stack,bpr; lui stack,bpr; ldw bpr,bpr
-    mov bpr, spr            ; Set stack pointer
-
-    ; Store display address to current using label expansion  
-    ldw display, rg0        ; Load display address
-    stw rg0, current        ; Expands to: lli current,rgf; lui current,rgf; stw rg0,rgf
-
-start:
-    ; Load message address for printing
-    lwi message, rg1        ; Load message address directly
-    
-    ; Print message
-    push rg1                ; Push message address
-    push pcx                ; Push return address
-    jmp print::print        ; Call print function
-    
-    ; Calculate 25th Fibonacci number
-    lli 25, rg0             ; Load 25 into rg0
-    push rg0                ; Push argument
-    push pcx                ; Push return address
-    jmp fib::fib_n          ; Call Fibonacci function
-    
-    ; Store result using label expansion
-    stw acc, result_buffer  ; Expands to: lli result_buffer,rgf; lui result_buffer,rgf; stw acc,rgf
-    
-    ; Load and modify config value
-    ldh config_values, rg2, 2 ; Load second config value (offset 2)
-                              ; Expands to: lli config_values,rg2; lui config_values,rg2; ldh rg2,rg2,2
-    iadd rg2, 50            ; Add 50 to the config value
-    sth rg2, config_values, 2 ; Store back to second position
-                              ; Expands to: lli config_values,rgf; lui config_values,rgf; sth rg2,rgf,2
-    
-    hlt                     ; Halt execution
-
-; Example of label addressing in a loop
-copy_data:
-    lli 0, rg0              ; Counter = 0
-    lli 10, rg1             ; Loop limit = 10
-    
-copy_loop:
-    ; Load byte from source array
-    ldb source_array, rg2, rg0  ; Load source_array[counter]
-                                 ; Note: This would need array indexing logic in practice
-    
-    ; Store to destination array  
-    stb rg2, dest_array, rg0     ; Store to dest_array[counter]
-    
-    inc rg0                      ; counter++
-    cmp rg0, rg1                 ; Compare with limit
-    jlt copy_loop                ; Continue if less than limit
-    
-    jmp 4, ret                   ; Return
-
-; Data arrays for copy example
-db source_array: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
-resb dest_array: 10             ; Reserve 10 bytes for destination
-```
-
-## Label Addressing Summary
-
-**Load Instructions with Labels:**
-
-- All load instructions (`ldb`, `ldbs`, `ldh`, `ldhs`, `ldw`) can use labels
-- They expand into 3 instructions: `lli` → `lui` → original load instruction
-- The destination register is used as a temporary for the address calculation
-
-**Store Instructions with Labels:**
-
-- All store instructions (`stb`, `sth`, `stw`) can use labels
-- They expand into 3 instructions: `lli` → `lui` → original store instruction
-- The `rgf` register is used as a temporary for the address calculation
-- Source register remains unchanged
-
-**Key Points:**
-
-- Label expansion happens at assembly time, not runtime
-- Offsets work the same way with labels as with direct register addressing
-- The temporary register (`rgf` for stores) should not be used for other purposes during store operations
-- Load operations modify the destination register during address calculation
-
-## Register Usage
-
-The DSA architecture includes several special registers:
-
-- `acc` - Accumulator register
-- `zero` - Always contains zero
-- `pcx` - Program counter
-- `spr` - Stack pointer
-- `bpr` - Base pointer
-- `ret` - Return address register
-- `rg0`-`rg15` - General purpose registers
-
-## Addressing Modes
-
-1. **Register Direct**: `mov rg0, rg1`
-2. **Immediate**: `lli 100, rg0`
-3. **Memory Direct**: `ldw buffer, rg0`
-4. **Memory with Offset**: `ldw rg0, rg1, 8`
-5. **Label/Symbol**: `jmp start`
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