Answer Posted / santhosh vayathuri
RMODE stands fro residency mode.where to store the data
whether it may be below the 16MB line or above the 16MB
line or giving chance to compiler that where ever store the
data.
AMODE stands for ADDRESS MODE it will tell to compiler
which addressing mode we are using it may be 24 bit or 31
bit addressing mode.
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