ARM VERSION 1.2 - Manual (Page 26)

Writing ARM and Thumb Assembly Language
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Constants
Constants can be numeric, boolean, character or string:
Numbers Numeric constants are accepted in three forms:
• Decimal, for example, 123
• Hexadecimal, for example, 0x7B
• n_xxx where:
n is a base between 2 and 9
xxx is a number in that base.
Boolean The Boolean constants TRUE and FALSE must be written as {TRUE} and
{FALSE} .
Characters Character constants consist of opening and closing single quotes,
enclosing either a single character or an escaped character, using the
standard C escape characters.
Strings Strings consist of opening and closing double quotes, enclosing
characters and spaces. If double quotes or dollar signs are used within a
string as literal text characters, they must be represented by a pair of the
appropriate character. For example, you must use
$$ if you require a
single $ in the string. The standard C escape sequences can be used within
string constants.