This is very clear.
The advantage to a 32 bit data bus is it is all in one long word.
op code, destination and source.
It really does look like the 6502. For an old 6502 asm programmer like my self it is
a piece of cake. The op code, destination and source were in three or more sequential
bytes in the 6502. 8 bit data bus. In the ARM they are in one long 32 bit word.
Brilliant! :)
Paul Lamar
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