Assembly? LD & MOV
Assembly? LD & MOV What's the difference between that instructions? By example in the ARM9 processor, it shouldn't be: ASM: mov r0, 0 C: r0 = 0; ASM: ld r0, 0 C: r0 = 0; ? I don't know why to use one or other :S @DrBeco: Why did you tag this intel-syntax (stackoverflow.com/tags/intel-syntax/info)? That makes no sense; this is an ARM question. Intel-syntax is one of two major flavours of syntax for x86, which is a separate architecture. x86's mov instruction can have a memory, register, or immediate source, and doesn't have a separate ld instruction. – Peter Cordes Jun 30 at 0:01 mov ld Hi @PeterCordes, I tagged it for clarifying the operand order, only (first DST, second SRC). But I see your point, ok. – Dr Beco Jun 30 at 0:...
