Xerox 550 User Manual

CCl is unchanged by the instruction. CC2 indicates
whether or not the two operands have lis in corre-
sponding bit positions, regardless of their arithmeti c
relationship. CC3 and CC4 are set according to the
arithmetic relationship of the two operands, regardless
of whether or not the two operands have lis in corre-
sponding bit positions. For example, if the register
operand is arithmetically less than the effective oper-
and, and the two operands both have lis in at least
one corresponding bit position, the condition code
setting for the comparison instruction is:
2 3 4
o
The above statements about the condition code are
valid only if no trap occurs before the successful com-
pletion of the instruction execution cycle. If a trap
does occur during the instruction execution, the con-
dition code is normally reset to the value it contained
before the instruction was started .and the register
altered bit (bit 60 in PSWs) is set to 1 if a register has
been altered. Then the appropriate trap location
is activated.
12. Actions taken bythebasic processor for those trap con-
ditions that may be invoked by the execution of the in-
struction are described. The description includes the
criteria for the trap condition, any controll ing trap
mask or inhibit bits, and the action taken by the basic
processor.
Note: To avoid unnecessary repetition, the three trap
conditions that apply to all instructions (i. e.,
nonallowed operations, parity error, and watch-
dog timer runout) are not described for each
instruction.
13. Some instruction descriptions provide one or more ex-
amples to illustrate the results of the instruction.
These examples are intended only to show how the in-
structions operate, and not to demonstrate their full
capabi iity. Within the exampies, hexadecimai nota-
tion is used to represent the contents of general registers
and storage locations. Condition code settings are
shown in binary notation. The character "x" is used
to
indicate irrelevant or ignored information.
Note: In the following text, BP is used as an abbre-
viation for basic processor.
LOAD jSTORE INSTRUCTIONS
The load/store instructions are as follows:
Instruction
Name
Mnemonic
Load Immediate
LI
Load Byte
LB
48 Load/Store Instructions
Instruction Name
Load Halfword
Load Word
Load Doubleword
Load
Complement Halfword
Load
Absolute Halfword
Load
Complement Word
Load
Absolute Word
Load
Complement Doubleword
Load
Absolute Doubleword
Load Read Address (see
"Control
Instructions" )
Load
and Set
Load Memory Status (see "Control
Instructions")
Load Selective
Load Multiple
Load Conditions and Floating Control
Immediate
Load
Conditions and Floating Contro I
Load Virtual Address Word
Exchange Word
Store Byte
Store Halfword
Store Word
Store Doub leword
Store
Selective
Store Multiple
Store Conditions and Floating Control
Mnemonic
LH
LW
LD
LCH
LAH
LCW
LAW
LCD
LAD
LRA
LAS
LMS
LS
LM
LCFI
LCF
LVAW
XW
STB
STH
STW
STD
STS
STM
STCF
The load and store instructions operate with information
fields of byte, halfword, word, and doubleword lengths.
Load instructions load the information
indicated into one or
more of the general registers in the current register block.
Load instructions do not affect the source of information;
however, nearly all load instructions provide a condition
code setting that indicates the following information about

Xerox 550 Specifications

General

Brand	Xerox
Model	550
Category	Printer
Language	English