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Re: FTP

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From: Rob Hamilton
Date: Fri, 10 Nov 1989 13:10
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WHOA!!!  Tell us just a little more about STOSM and STNSM!! That sounded
rather useful.  When it comes to less-than-pedestrian uses of instructions,
I haven't found many things other than using TR to find the last non-blank
character in a string, and using BXLE R1,R3,*+4 for juggling registers.
Also, I'm one of those who can read the PrincOps dozens of times, and still
not understand CS and CDS.  Can anyone shed more light???  Some examples
maybe???  Maybe you should wait; in a few years I will be willing to PAY
LOTS for this information......

R;
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