RA = B0 || B1 || B2 || B3 || B4 || B5 || B6 || B7
Further we may now also define half-words, words, and double-words,
-confirming the definition of registers (RA as the same example):
+confirming the definition of registers, RA as the same example, above,
+where all definitions of RA below are consistent / identical:
H0 = B0||B1, H1 = B2||B3, H2 = B4||B5, H3 = B6||B7
RA = H0||H1||H2||H3
y.l[0] = 128;
z.l[0] = 3 + 4;
+Next, elements are introduced. Using the definition `int_regfile` above
+let us perform two operations:
+
+ int_regfile[2].s[1] = 1<<3
+ int_regfile[2].s[4] = 1<<9
+ RA = GPR(2)
+ RB = GPR(3)
+
+Examining the contents of RA is found to be:
+
+ RA.H0 = 0x0000 RA.H1 = 0x0000 RA.H2 = 0x0008 RA.H3 = 0x0000
+ RB.H0 = 0x0000 RB.H1 = 0x0000 RB.H2 = 0x0008 RB.H3 = 0x0100
+
+The reason