>>-+--------+--$STORE--list--REGS=--AREGS=--QREGS=-------------><
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list

Specifies a list of one or more registers, and/or groups of registers to be stored. If more than one register is to be stored, the entire list must be enclosed in parentheses.

A register group is indicated by a pair of registers enclosed in parentheses. All registers, beginning with the first register specified and ending with the second register, are stored. The order of storing a group of registers is: R14, R15, R0-R12. If the list consists of a single group, the outer (list) parentheses are not required.

Note: All registers must be specified symbolically. The accepted register symbols are: R0, R1, R2,. . ., R15.

Examples:

Store register 2
  $STORE (R2) or
  $STORE R2
Store registers 15 through 8
  $STORE ((R15,R8)) or
  $STORE (R15,R8)
Store register 3 and register 10
  $STORE ((R3), (R10)) or
  $STORE ((R3),R10) or
  $STORE (R3,(R10))
Store registers 0, 3 through 5, and 8
  $STORE (R8, R0,(R3, R5))

Note: The sublist order is unimportant.

REGS=

A list of general purpose registers to be stored.

AREGS=

A list of access registers to be stored. This parameter is not valid in the USER, FSS, or SUBTASK environment.

QREGS=

A list of registers for which both the access register and the general purpose register are to be stored. Access registers are never stored in the USER, SUBTASK, or FSS environments.

• All environments.
• $WAIT cannot occur.