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CN
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DN, and SN
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REQUIRE8 and PRESERVE8
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CP
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The CP directive defines a name for a specified
coprocessor. The coprocessor number must be within the range 0 to
15.
SyntaxnameCPexpr
where:
nameis the name to be assigned to the coprocessor.
nameexprevaluates to a coprocessor number from 0 to 15.
Use CP to allocate convenient names to coprocessors,
to help you to remember what you use each one for.
Note
Avoid conflicting uses of the same coprocessor under different names.
The names p0 to p15 are predefined for coprocessors 0 to 15.
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