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1 Overview of Xtensa Instruction Set Architecture n op0. CALLX Instruction Format S32I.N offset < sign extend(imm). vAddr < AR[s] + offset. S32I.N. RRRN. Store 32 bits, 4-bit offset. 1. These instructions are fully described in Chapter 6, "Instruction Descriptions" on page 243. In general, you should simply ignore the ".n" at the end of instructions. l32r a2, 400011a0 ; ( 3fffa000 ) l32i.n a3, a2, 0 addi.n a3, a3, 1 s32i.n a3, SOC designers can create single-cycle TIE instructions that draw operands from N} The firstline of this example code declares a new instruction lengthXtensa Instruction Set Architecture Xtensa LX Microprocessor Overview Handbook xv. In trod uc tio n Only the store instructions S32I and S32I.N may 4; S32I at, as, 0..1020; S32I.N at, as N Instructions; A.2.5 The RETW and RETW.N Instructions; A.2.6 The RFDE Instruction; A.2.7 The RFE Instruction 0x3ffae020 - 0x40000731 s32i.n a0, a4, 0 0x40000733 addi.n a4, a4, The MEMW instruction causes all memory and cache accesses (loads, stores, acquires,