The MAP directive sets the origin of a storage
map to a specified address. The storage-map location counter, {VAR},
is set to the same address. ^ is a synonym for MAP.
SyntaxMAPexpr{,base-register}
where:
expris a numeric or PC-relative expression:
If
base-registerexprIf
expr
base-registerspecifies a register. If
base-registerexprbase-register
Use the MAP directive in combination with the FIELD directive
to describe a storage map.
Specify base-registerFIELD directives,
until the next MAP directive. The register-relative labels
can be used in load and store instructions.
The MAP directive can be used any number of times
to define multiple storage maps.
The {VAR} counter is set to zero before
the first MAP directive is used.
- Concepts
How the assembler works in Using the Assembler
Directives that can be omitted in pass 2 of the assembler in Using the Assembler.
- Reference
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