The only thing you can't do is the sum of two data registers, and this only applies when calculating an effective address. When you have 15 registers to work with that's not going to be more of a problem than only…
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No, on the 68000 you can do memory addressing using none, one address register, two address registers, or one of each. On the 68020 you get even more flexibility.
I don't find retarded freaks scary. Just annoying as hell.
The only thing you can't do is the sum of two data registers, and this only applies when calculating an effective address. When you have 15 registers to work with that's not going to be more of a problem than only…
I need your fedora, your sandals, and your segway.
No, on the 68000 you can do memory addressing using none, one address register, two address registers, or one of each. On the 68020 you get even more flexibility.
I don't find retarded freaks scary. Just annoying as hell.