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--- projects:archevo:asia [2021/04/20 18:08] – Owen Mellema
+++ projects:archevo:asia [2021/04/21 14:55] (current) – [Registers] Owen Mellema
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 ===== Operations =====
-ASIA uses the [[https://wiki.owenmellema.com/projects:archevo:isa#ghost_bits|Ghost Bit]] system, so while there are only three bits of opcode, there are 16 possible instructions.
+ASIA uses the [[projects:archevo:isa#ghost_bits|Ghost Bit]] system, so while there are only three bits of opcode, there are 16 possible instructions.
 ^ GB ^ Opcode ^ Command            ^ Description                               ^ Action Type            ^
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 | 1  | 110    | NPB                | NOP B, part of jump templating            | DoNothing              |
 | 1  | 111    | ATK                | Attack cell at IPLOC                      | Attack                 |
-*Jumping uses [[ https://wiki.owenmellema.com/projects:archevo:isa#template_jumps | Template Jumps ]]
+*Jumping uses [[ projects:archevo:isa#template_jumps | Template Jumps ]]
 ===== Registers =====
-There are two types of registers - virtual and physical. Physical registers are the eight registers that actually exist in the Cell. Virtual registers are registers that exist outside of the cell, at the IPLOC.
+There are two types of registers - virtual and physical. Physical registers are the eight registers that actually exist in the Cell. Virtual registers are registers that exist outside of the cell, at the [[projects:archevo:isa#iploc | IPLOC]]. (( The IPLOC is register 7 ))
 The first bit of the register pointer represents whether or not it is virtual. If the register is physical, the first bit will be 0. If virtual, it will be 1. The last three bits are the register number.
 We have R/W access to all physical registers except 0b0000, which is energy.