From: "Charles Mills" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2017 12:33 AM


Address 0 is a legal fetch address.

The question is can I get away with not worrying about what is in the source
address register? What, for example, if it points to a non-address or to
something that happens to be fetch-protected. (Code is 64-bit FWIW, but I
doubt that matters, other than increasing the number of potential invalid
addresses.)

The example and explanation on page A-25 makes it clear that
the content of the even register (source address) are irrelevant
when the source length is zero.

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