I'm not going ot be much help to you on this, but I recently read a book
my cousin just wrote on one of the FreeScale processor lines and this
looks very similar to one of the parallel data move instructions.

Unfortunately I do not have the book here at work to confirm that.

But maybe this will help you out:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programming:68K_assembly

Good luck.


-Mario

> Hi all,
>   A friend asked me what this means
>   move.w #5, +(A0, D1)
>   I'm only proficient in pic assembly but I guessed that it meant move the
> data at A0+(D1+1) to register at 0x05. This means I guessed first that the
> (A0, D1) notation is an address and its offset and then I guessed that the
> +(A0, D1) increments D1. I haven't really used two parameter moves before
> so
> its likely I have this all backwords.
>   Actually, when I count the number of guess that each subsequent guess is
> based on, I think this is a house of cards just waiting to collapse..
> anyone
> have experience that can explain this command?
>  Thanks a lot.
>  James
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