Implied Addressing

Implied Addressing occurs when there is no operand. The addressing mode is implied by the instruction. Note that Accumulator Addressing is a special type of Implied Addressing that only addresses the accumulator.

Examples

This example uses Implied Addressing to transfer the value stored in the accumulator to the X register.

0001:AA        TAX             ; Transfer A to X.

Opcodes

Since Absolute addressing is essentially the same as Zero-Page addressing, the use the same opcodes. The following opcodes support absolute addressing:

BRK CLC CLD CLI CLV DEX

DEY INX INY NOP PHA PHP

PLA PLP RTI RTS TAX TAY

TSX TXA TXS TYT