Topic: DMD0014

MOVEBIT - Move Single Bit

The Move Single Bit (MOVEBIT) instruction is used to copy the value of a single bit location to a single bit destination location.

Parameters:

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Source - designates the bit location to be copied. This can be a constant value of 0 or 1, or any readable bit location.

Destination - designates the location where the value will be copied to. This can be any writable bit location.

See Also:

• INIT - Initialize Data

• MAPIO - Map Inputs and Outputs
   

• MEMCLEAR - Clear Memory Range

• MEMCOPY - Copy Memory Range
   

• MOVE - Move Value

• MOVEBIT - Move Single Bit

• MOVER - Move Range of Values
   

• REFWRITE - Write Value Indirectly
   

• RSTR - Reset Range

• SETNUMR - Set Numeric Range

• SETR - Set Range

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