In addition, most stack-machine instruction is very simple, made from only one opcode field or one operand field.
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The 1900 also allowed any process direct access to the first 4096 words of its address space . ( Both the 1900 and 360 had a 12-bit operand field, but on the 360 addresses were " physical " addresses so a program could directly access the first 4096 bytes of " physical " memory ).
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This meant " transmit field immediate " ( the 16 : two digit op-codes ) to address 00010 the immediate constant field having the value 00000 ( five digit operand fields, the second being from address 11 back to 7 ), decrementing source and destination addresses until such time as a digit with a " flag " was copied.