How a program's plain LDS and STS address shared memory. Accelerator.SM86's
encoder writes them as [Ra.X4+off] (nvdisasm reads width byte 0x48 so on
sm_86 and sm_121 alike): the address register counts 32-bit words. A
program whose addresses are bytes -- the typed block models' convention --
is lowered with the scale bit cleared. LDSM has its own address form and
is never rescaled.
155family SM121SharedAddressing : Type 0
156constructor SM121SharedAddressScaled
157constructor SM121SharedAddressBytesThe compiler supplied declaration spans and resolved links from this source snapshot. This page does not assert that this file belongs to a checked closure.