S5 instrution

EBDB := B#(84,201)

does any body knows the address of "B#(84,201)"?

The B# format consists of two bytes, so B#(84,201) is a constant and is the same as the bitpattern 01010100 11001001. There is no such instruction as = B#(84,201), because the = instruction is an instruction for a bit address, not for a constant. The only valid instruction in this case is L B#(84,201).

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If it wasw a bit address, the first part would be limited to 7 max.

EBDB could be an absolute memory address, without knowing the processor cannot tell you area it is in.

As jvdcande says there is no instruction EBDB := B#(84,201), that area of memory would be accessible via LIR, TIR instructions.

Where are you getting this from, is it a comment?

thanks all of you.

I have made a mistake what i post is be converted to S7
the original S5 statement is
L KY (84,201)
T EBDB

Now I know it

thanks again