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{{Instruction|op_name=PUSHV|op_code=0x48|op_size=3|op_args=0|op_desc=Push variable onto stack}}

Pushes variable of any type onto stack. 16bit immediate represents a number of entry in script's [[variable table]]<ref>For convenience, compiler supports direct variable name usage and converts them into appropriate variable table entry numbers automatically.</ref>.

If pushed variable is declared as an array, additional arguments representing elements are popped from stack. See: [[arrays]].

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−	{{Clear}}	+	{{Clear}}Typical c-like syntax:<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
		+	var1[3] = var2;
		+	</syntaxhighlight>Typical assembler usage:<syntaxhighlight lang="asm">
		+	PUSHV var2
		+	PUSHII 3
		+	POPV var1
		+	</syntaxhighlight><references />

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Admin at 21:45, 21 July 2019

Admin: Created page with "{{Instruction|op_name=PUSHV|op_code=0x48|op_size=3|op_args=0|op_desc=Push variable onto stack}} Pushes variable of any type onto stack. 16bit immediate represents a number of..."