High Level Assembler - Opcodes overview, Extension Sets B9E0-B9EF

The table below lists all documented extended mnemonics for instructions:

Opcode Mnemonic Description Table Type
B9E0 LOCFHR Load On Condition Fullword High Register Extended Mnemonics
B9E2 LOCGR
LGROC
Load On Condition Grande Register
Load Grande Register On Condition
Extended Mnemonics
B9E3 SELGR SELect Grande Register Extended Mnemonics

Each extended mnemonic links to a text section with some additional info on the pertinent pseudo opcode.

Opcode Assignments.

Remark:
Please note that the creation of descriptions for all individual instructions is an ongoing process. As yet no such descriptions have been created for the opcodes on this page.

Extended Mnemonics for instructions in extension sets B9Ex

All instructions in this table are four bytes in length. The first byte always has a value of X'B9', the second byte has a value in the range X'E0' thru X'EF'. The first half of the third byte is the mask to be used for determining whether or not to execute the instruction. This mask designates the exact pseudo opcode.

Extended Mnemonics for LOCFHR (Load On Condition Fullword High Register)

B9E0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
    LOCFHRO LOCFHRH
LOCFHRP
  LOCFHRL
LOCFHRM
    LOCFHRNE
LOCFHRNZ
LOCFHRE
LOCFHRZ
    LOCFHRNL
LOCFHRNM
  LOCFHRNH
LOCFHRNP
LOCFHRNO  

 

Extended Mnemonics for LOCGR (Load On Condition Grande Register)

Extended Mnemonics for LGROC (Load Grande Register On Condition)

B9E2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
    LOCGRO LOCGRH
LOCGRP
LGROCH
  LOCGRL
LOCGRM
LGROCL
  LGROCNE LOCGRNE
LOCGRNZ
LOCGRE
LOCGRZ
LGROCE
  LGROCNL LOCGRNL
LOCGRNM
LGROCNH LOCGRNH
LOCGRNP
LOCGRNO  

 

Extended Mnemonics for SELGR (SELect Grande Register)

B9E3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
    SELGRO SELGRH
SELGRP
  SELGRL
SELGRM
    SELGRNE
SELGRNZ
SELGRE
SELGRZ
    SELGRNL
SELGRNM
  SELGRNH
SELGRNP
SELGRNO  

 

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