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post-indexed addressing

An ARM64 memory operand that uses the base register's address as it is, then adds the offset to the register afterwards.

In ARM64 post-indexed addressing [xn], #imm the effective address is xn, and xn + imm is written back to xn after the access.

Examples

  • ARM64 ldr x0, [x1], #8 loads from x1 first, then adds 8 to x1.

See also

base register memory operand
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