Stin<t><n> - P-Code Instructions

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Stin<t><n>

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  Syntax
 
  Stin<t><n>
 
  /* Store item indirect using near pointer. */
 
  Possible Instructions
 
  StinB0, StinBb, StinW0, StinW1, StinW2, StinWb, StinL0, StinLb, StinD,
  StinR, StinT
 
  See: ◄P-Code Data Types►
       ◄P-Code Operands►
 
  Description
 
  Pops an address and then a value of type <t> from the stack. It then
  stores the value in the location pointed to by the address.
 
  Pseudocode equivalent:
 
  p<t> = PopW() + alignof(<t>) * <n>;
  *p<t> = Pop<t>();
 
  An example where this instruction is used is as follows:
 
  *pShort = rgshort[1]++;  /* generates StinW<n> */
 
 
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