Syntax: STR {<cond>}{<size>}{T} <destination>, <address>
Operation: Data transfer from the registers to memory
Flags: Unaffected
This instruction is used to transfer data from the registers into memory. A system of indirect addressing is used to specify the destination location address - the address to be looked up is held in a register.
There are two forms of indirect addressing: Pre-indexed and Post-indexed. In addition to these two forms, a PC relative address can also be specified.
When T is specified, the STR is translated to have the same priviledges as though loaded in user mode. In such circumstances, a data abort will occur if a user mode program were to try to store to this address (regardless of the current mode).
When a store is made from a non-word aligned address, the data will be rotated right by 8 times the value in lower two bits of address.
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