Move

Destination <-- Source

The "move" instruction purpose is doing data transfers. It's one of the most used instructions in assembly language. Unlike other instructions, the instruction "move" has many forms depending on where (or from where) you want to transfer data. Source   This instruction can work with the 3 different size of data (8, 16 and 32 bits) using respecively the appropriate size suffix ".b", ".w" and ".l".
See the Inclr and Declr instructions for post-incrementation and post-decrementation option for index register used with move instruction.

Forms and variants

rx = Destination register number (Can be a number between 0 and 15 included.)
ry = Source register number.
rz = Offset register number.
m = multiplicator : can be 1, 2, 4 or 8
* These addressing more set the "last register" bits of the status register.

Instruction encoding

I = Immediate value
S = Source Register
D = Destination Register
m = multiplicator (00 = No multiplication, 01 = x2, 10 = x4, 11 = x8)