
Table 3–5:  Operand Access Type Notation (Continued)
| Access Type | Meaning | 
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| r | The operand is read only. | 
| m | The operand is both read and written. | 
| w | The operand is write only. | 
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3.2.2.3 Operand Data Type Notation
A letter that denotes the data type of the operand:
Table 3–6:  Operand Data Type Notation
| Data Type | Meaning | 
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| b | Byte | 
| f | F_floating | 
| g | G_floating | 
| l | Longword | 
| q | Quadword | 
| s | IEEE single floating (S_floating) | 
| t | IEEE double floating (T_floating) | 
| w | Word | 
| x | The data type is specified by the instruction | 
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3.2.3 Operators
Table 
Table 3–7:  Operators
| Operator | Meaning | 
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| ! | Comment delimiter | 
| + | Addition | 
| - | Subtraction | 
| * | Signed multiplication | 
| *U | Unsigned multiplication | 
| ** | Exponentiation (left argument raised to right argument) | 
| / | Division | 
| ← | Replacement | 
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