Memory modification subcommands

The subcommands in this category are used to modify memory.

m, mw, md, mp, mpw, and mpd subcommands
The m (modify bytes), mw (modify words) and md (modify double words) subcommands modify memory starting at a specified effective address. The mp (modify bytes), mpw (modify words) and mpd (modify double words) subcommands modify memory starting at a specified real address.
st, stc, and sth subcommands
The st, stc and sth subcommands store data at a specified address.
mdvb, mdvh, mdvw, mdvd, mdpb, mdph, mdpw, mdpd subcommands
The mdvb, mdvh, mdvw, and mdvd subcommands can be used to access memory in translated mode, using an effective address already mapped. On a 64-bit machine, double words are accessed by the mdvd subcommand in a single store instruction. The mdpb, mdph, mdpw, and mdpd subcommands access memory in translated mode, using a physical address that will be mapped. On a 64-bit machine, correctly-aligned double words are accessed by the mdpd subcommand in a single store instruction. The DBAT interface is used to translate this address in cache-inhibited mode.
mr subcommand
The mr subcommand modifies general purpose, segment, special, or floating point registers.

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