ARM 学习笔记之3： Memory accesses

Many load and store instructions support different addressing modes.
Offset addressing
            The offset value is applied to an address obtained from the base register. The result is used as the
            address for the memory access. The base register is unchanged. The assembly language syntax
            for this mode is:
            [Rn, offset]
Pre-indexed addressing
           The offset value is applied to an address obtained from the base register. The result is used as the
           address for the memory access, and written back into the base register. The assembly language
           syntax for this mode is:
           [Rn, offset]!
Post-indexed addressing
          The address obtained from the base register is used, unchanged, as the address for the memory
          access. The offset value is applied to the address, and written back into the base register. The
          assembly language syntax for this mode is:
          [Rn], offset
In each case, Rn is the base register and offset can be:
    • An immediate constant.
    • An index register, Rm.
    • A shifted index register, such as Rm, LSL #shift.