What's the difference between the SETV and SETR commands?
Quick question.
SETV takes a value as the second argument (like 1 or 0.45) while SETR takes a register as a second command (like d0 or data). They both do the same thing otherwise.
What's the difference between the SETV and SETR commands?
SETV takes a value as the second argument (like 1 or 0.45) while SETR takes a register as a second command (like d0 or data). They both do the same thing otherwise.