Single Precision Store

Sometimes the floating point registers are used as temporary registers for integer data. For example, rather than storing a temporary value to memory, you can copy it to an unused floating point register. This is OK, as long as you don't try to do floating pointmath with the data.

There is a single precision store pseudoinstruction:

s.s   fd,addr     # store register fd to addr
                  # (pseudoinstruction)

Whatever 32 bits are in fd are copied to addr

In both of these pseudoinstructions the address addr can be an ordinary symbolic address, or an indexed address.