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Can u give me an example just like the other one?
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Can u give me an example just like the other one?

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I am using Mars for my program.<br />
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How can I Store 0xACCD from memory to a temporary register<br />
Then store 0xDACE from memory to a DIFFERENT temporary register.<br />
Please explain with examples....<br />
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Thanks!
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I am using Mars for my program.

How can I Store 0xACCD from memory to a temporary register
Then store 0xDACE from memory to a DIFFERENT temporary register.
Please explain with examples....

Thanks!

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