put

The Language Reference - Instructions - put

The command this: put src, copies the contents of the this into the destination dest. If destination is a register, then the zero and negative flags in p are modified. Otherwise, no p-flags change.

Usage	Compatible Receiver (and Opcode, 6502 mnemonic)
this: put a	x (0x8A, txa), y (0x98, tya), M*
this: put x	a (0xAA, tax), s (0xBA, tsx), M*
this: put y	a (0xA8, tay), M*
this: put s	x (0x9A, txs)
this: put @direct	a (0x8D, sta), x (0x8E, stx), y (0x8C, sty)
this: put @direct[x]	a (0x9D, sta)
this: put @direct[y]	a (0x99, sta)
this: put @zp	a (0x85, sta), x (0x86, stx), y (0x84, sty)
this: put @zp[x]	a (0x95, sta), y (0x94, sty)
this: put @zp[y]	x (0x96, stx)
this: put @[zp[x]]	a (0x81, sta)
this: put @[zp][y]	a (0x91, sta)

\* The code M: put register is just an alias for register: get M, and as a result, the zero and negative p-flags will be modified. The documentation for get should be consulted for further info.

See also: get