@@ 116,6 116,16 @@ This also applies to compare, which means that, for example,
"$4242 LIT>W, RSP) 8b) compare," will never set the Z flag because even if RSP)
is $42, comparison is done one the whole W register.
+### Operation width and indirect operators
+
+The HAL has indirect fetch/store operators under the name of "[@]," and "[!],".
+This means that we fetch and store at the address where the operand points to.
+
+What happens when we use this with 8b) and 16b) operand modifiers? These
+modifiers will only apply to the last part of the fetch/store operation. Because
+all addresses in Dusk are 32-bit, it would make no sense to apply them to the
+first part of the operation.
+
### Branching and flags
The HAL can generate branching, conditional or not, through its "branch"