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46 Instructions

These instructions are big number operations. The instruction form is 46 llllkkkk ssssmmnn where l is the size of operand 1, k is the size of operand 2, s is the operation selection (so far 0 is +, 1 is -), m and n are CPU6 extended instruction addressing modes. The first operand is the source, the second is the destination.

Selector	Opcode	Description
0	A	Adds two big numbers. Dest = Src + Dest
1	S	Subtracts two big numbers. Dest = Src - Dest
2	C	Set flags based on subtraction
3	ZAD	Assigns a big number
4	ZSU	Negates a big number
5	M	Multiplies two big numbers (signed). Zero results where one operand is negative are unreliable
6	D	Divides two big numbers (signed). Remainder is not stored
7	DRM	Divides two big numbers (signed). Remainder is written to address pointed to by AW. Link flag is set for zero remainder
8	CTB	Base string to Big number. Base can be from 2 to 17. (TODO - describe how base is provided - similar to OBASECONV)
9	CFB	Big number to Base string. Base can be from 2 to 17. Operand 1 is destination, Operand 2 is source. Base is length field of Operand 1 (field holds Base - 2). Operand 1 length is provided in AL. BL provides padding byte. AW holds address of result following operation. Result is formatted, @ in destination will be replaced by result. # in destination is padding marker, result will be zero filled until marker, from marker on result will be filled with padding byte. Other bytes in destination are left as is.

47 and 67 Instructions

These instructions appear to operate on strings or memory blocks. The general form is 47 ssssmmnn followed by the operands. m and n are the CPU6 addressing modes. 47 4x and 47 8x have an additional literal byte length argument (length of block - 1). 47 2x has two additional arguments,

67 instructions are identical to 47 instructions, except when relevant, they take their length argument in register AL (WIP, it is unknown if 67 instructions are limited to 8bit lengths)

Selector	Opcode	1st Operand	2nd Operand	3rd Operand	4th Operand	Description
0	binload	BaseAddress	record			Implements most of the Centurion binary record format in Microcode.
1	strcmp?
2	condcpy?	MaxCount - 1	(implicit) byte to match	Src	Dest	Copies from Source to Dest until matching byte is found (can be used as strcpy). Sets Fault if no match found. Sets Y to match in Src. Sets Z to match in Dest
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4	memcpy	Count - 1	Count Length any mode	count length memory		copy block of memory from first argument to second argument
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8	memcmp	Count - 1	Count Length any mode	count length memory		compare two blocks of memory
9	memset	Count - 1	Single Byte	count length memory		copies first arg repeated to second arg