The DCDO directive allocates one or more words
of memory, aligned on four-byte boundaries, and defines the initial
runtime contents of the memory as an offset from the static
base register, sb (R9).
Syntax
{label} DCDOexpr{,expr}...
where:
expr
is a register-relative expression or label. The
base register must be sb.
Usage
Use DCDO to allocate space in memory for static
base register relative relocatable addresses.
Example
IMPORT externsym
DCDO externsym ; 32-bit word relocated by offset of
; externsym from base of SB section.
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