A numerical identifier for a location in computer memory. In a byte-addressed system, consecutive four-byte array elements have memory addresses differing by four.
An assembly language memory operand whose effective address is the sum of a base processor register and an offset processor register. A byte-load table lookup uses the index directly as a byte offset; wider entries require an appropriate scale. The effective address is formed from the old register values before the destination register is overwritten.
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