Store Indirect allows you to write a value contained in certain types of operands into another operand using indirect addressing. The 'B' output parameter of the Store Indirect function is actually a pointer to another operand.
When you select the function type from the Store menu, the program writes the input A value into the address referenced by the output B value--according to the type of function you select.
In the example below, SI2 contains the value 5 and SDW1 contains the value 10. Since the function type is Store Indirect MI, MI10 is where the value in SI2 will be stored.
The value 5 will therefore be stored in MI 10.
