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# Legacy NOP * Instruction Listing
** 00 xx xx xx :: NOP
00 00 00 00 # Proper NOP 00 00 00 00 # Proper NOP
00 xx xx xx # NOP equivelent, although these instructions will all be treated as NOPs. DO NOT USE THEM. 00 xx xx xx # NOP equivelent, although these instructions will all be treated as NOPs. DO NOT USE THEM.
# 4OP nn is the XOP, a = b OP c Cond d ** 4OP Groups
01 nn ab cd # 4OP Integer group 4OP nn is the XOP, a = b OP c Cond d
*** 01 nn ab cd :: 4OP Integer group
01 00 ab cd # ADD.CI a b c d :: a = b + c + CARRY? d [signed] 01 00 ab cd # ADD.CI a b c d :: a = b + c + CARRY? d [signed]
01 01 ab cd # ADD.CO a b c d :: a = b + c; d = CARRY? [signed] 01 01 ab cd # ADD.CO a b c d :: a = b + c; d = CARRY? [signed]
01 02 ab cd # ADD.CIO a b c d :: a = b + c + CARRY? d; d = CARRY? [signed] 01 02 ab cd # ADD.CIO a b c d :: a = b + c + CARRY? d; d = CARRY? [signed]
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01 11 ab cd # NMUX a b c d :: a = (c & b) | (d & ~b) 01 11 ab cd # NMUX a b c d :: a = (c & b) | (d & ~b)
01 12 ab cd # SORT a b c d :: a = MAX(c, d); b = MIN(c, d) [signed] 01 12 ab cd # SORT a b c d :: a = MAX(c, d); b = MIN(c, d) [signed]
01 13 ab cd # SORTU a b c d :: a = MAX(c, d); b = MIN(c, d) [unsigned] 01 13 ab cd # SORTU a b c d :: a = MAX(c, d); b = MIN(c, d) [unsigned]
**** Reserved Block
01 14 xx xx # Reserved 01 14 xx xx # Reserved
... ...
01 FF xx xx # Reserved 01 FF xx xx # Reserved
02 nn ab cd # 4OP Floating group *** 02 nn ab cd :: 4OP Floating group
03 nn ab cd # 4OP SIMD group *** 03 nn ab cd :: 4OP SIMD group
04 nn ab cd # 4OP Reserved group *** 04 nn ab cd :: 4OP Reserved group
# 3OP nn n is the XOP, a = b OP c ** 3OP Groups
05 nn na bc # 3OP Integer group 3OP nn n is the XOP, a = b OP c
*** 05 nn na bc :: 3OP Integer group
05 00 0a bc # ADD a b c :: a = b + c [signed] 05 00 0a bc # ADD a b c :: a = b + c [signed]
05 00 1a bc # ADDU a b c :: a = b + c [unsigned] 05 00 1a bc # ADDU a b c :: a = b + c [unsigned]
05 00 2a bc # SUB a b c :: a = b - c [signed] 05 00 2a bc # SUB a b c :: a = b - c [signed]
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05 03 5a bc # SR1 a b c :: a = b << c [Fill with ones] 05 03 5a bc # SR1 a b c :: a = b << c [Fill with ones]
05 03 6a bc # ROL a b c :: a = ROL(b, c) [Circular rotate left] 05 03 6a bc # ROL a b c :: a = ROL(b, c) [Circular rotate left]
05 03 7a bc # ROR a b c :: a = ROR(b, c) [Circular rotate right] 05 03 7a bc # ROR a b c :: a = ROR(b, c) [Circular rotate right]
**** Reserved
05 03 8x xx # Reserved 05 03 8x xx # Reserved
... ...
05 FF Fx xx # Reserved 05 FF Fx xx # Reserved
06 nn na bc # 3OP Floating group
07 nn na bc # 3OP SIMD group
08 nn na bc # 3OP Reserved group
# 2OP nn nn is the XOP, a = OP b *** 06 nn na bc :: 3OP Floating group
09 nn nn ab # 2OP Integer group *** 07 nn na bc :: 3OP SIMD group
*** 08 nn na bc :: 3OP Reserved group
** 2OP Groups
2OP nn nn is the XOP, a = OP b
*** 09 nn nn ab :: 2OP Integer group
09 00 00 ab # NEG a b :: a = (b > 0) ? -b : b 09 00 00 ab # NEG a b :: a = (b > 0) ? -b : b
09 00 01 ab # ABS a b :: a = |b| 09 00 01 ab # ABS a b :: a = |b|
09 00 02 ab # NABS a b :: a = -|b| 09 00 02 ab # NABS a b :: a = -|b|
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09 00 FF xx # Reserved 09 00 FF xx # Reserved
09 01 00 ab # BRANCH a b :: MEM[b] = PC; PC = a 09 01 00 ab # BRANCH a b :: MEM[b] = PC; PC = a
09 01 01 ab # CALL a b :: MEM[b] = PC; b = b + (register size in bytes); PC = a 09 01 01 ab # CALL a b :: MEM[b] = PC; b = b + (register size in bytes); PC = a
**** Reserved
09 01 02 xx # Reserved 09 01 02 xx # Reserved
... ...
09 FF FF xx # Reserved 09 FF FF xx # Reserved
0A nn nn ab # 2OP Floating group
0B nn nn ab # 2OP SIMD group
0C nn nn ab # 2OP Reserved group
# 1OP nn nn n is the XOP, a = OP a *** 0A nn nn ab :: 2OP Floating group
0D nn nn na # 1OP group *** 0B nn nn ab :: 2OP SIMD group
*** 0C nn nn ab :: 2OP Reserved group
** 1OP Groups
1OP nn nn n is the XOP, a = OP a
*** 0D nn nn na :: 1OP group
0D 00 00 0a # READPC a :: a = PC 0D 00 00 0a # READPC a :: a = PC
0D 00 00 1a # READSCID a :: a = SCID 0D 00 00 1a # READSCID a :: a = SCID
0D 00 00 2a # FALSE a :: a = 0 0D 00 00 2a # FALSE a :: a = 0
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0D 01 FF Fx # Reserved 0D 01 FF Fx # Reserved
0D 02 00 0a # PUSHPC a :: MEM[a] = PC; a = a + (register size in bytes) 0D 02 00 0a # PUSHPC a :: MEM[a] = PC; a = a + (register size in bytes)
0D 02 00 1a # POPPC a :: PC = MEM[a]; a = a - (register size in bytes) 0D 02 00 1a # POPPC a :: PC = MEM[a]; a = a - (register size in bytes)
**** Reserved
0D 02 00 2x # Reserved 0D 02 00 2x # Reserved
... ...
0D FF FF Fx # Reserved 0D FF FF Fx # Reserved
# 2OPI ii ii is the Immediate, a = b OP ii ii ** 2OPI Groups
2OPI ii ii is the Immediate, a = b OP ii ii
*** 2OPI Integer
0E ab ii ii # ADDI a b ii ii :: a = b + ii ii [signed] 0E ab ii ii # ADDI a b ii ii :: a = b + ii ii [signed]
0F ab ii ii # ADDUI a b ii ii :: a = b + ii ii [unsigned] 0F ab ii ii # ADDUI a b ii ii :: a = b + ii ii [unsigned]
10 ab ii ii # SUBI a b ii ii :: a = b - ii ii [signed] 10 ab ii ii # SUBI a b ii ii :: a = b - ii ii [signed]
11 ab ii ii # SUBUI a b ii ii :: a = b - ii ii [unsigned] 11 ab ii ii # SUBUI a b ii ii :: a = b - ii ii [unsigned]
*** 2OPI Integer signed compare
12 ab ii ii # CMPI a b ii ii :: a = b CMP ii ii [signed] 12 ab ii ii # CMPI a b ii ii :: a = b CMP ii ii [signed]
*** 2OPI Integer Load
13 ab ii ii # LOAD a b ii ii :: a = MEM[b + ii ii] 13 ab ii ii # LOAD a b ii ii :: a = MEM[b + ii ii]
14 ab ii ii # LOAD8 a b ii ii :: a = MEM[b + ii ii] [signed 8bits] 14 ab ii ii # LOAD8 a b ii ii :: a = MEM[b + ii ii] [signed 8bits]
15 ab ii ii # LOADU8 a b ii ii :: a = MEM[b + ii ii] [unsigned 8bits] 15 ab ii ii # LOADU8 a b ii ii :: a = MEM[b + ii ii] [unsigned 8bits]
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1C ab ii ii # Reserved 1C ab ii ii # Reserved
1D ab ii ii # Reserved 1D ab ii ii # Reserved
1E ab ii ii # Reserved 1E ab ii ii # Reserved
*** 2OPI Integer unsigned compare
1F ab ii ii # CMPUI a b ii ii :: a = b CMP ii ii [unsigned] 1F ab ii ii # CMPUI a b ii ii :: a = b CMP ii ii [unsigned]
*** 2OPI Integer store
20 ab ii ii # STORE a b ii :: MEM[b + ii ii] = a 20 ab ii ii # STORE a b ii :: MEM[b + ii ii] = a
21 ab ii ii # STORE8 a b ii :: MEM[b + ii ii] = a [signed 8bits] 21 ab ii ii # STORE8 a b ii :: MEM[b + ii ii] = a [signed 8bits]
22 ab ii ii # STOREU8 a b ii :: MEM[b + ii ii] = a [unsigned 8bits] 22 ab ii ii # STOREU8 a b ii :: MEM[b + ii ii] = a [unsigned 8bits]
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2A ab ii ii # Reserved 2A ab ii ii # Reserved
2B ab ii ii # Reserved 2B ab ii ii # Reserved
# 1OPI i ii ii is the Immediate, a = a OP i ii ii ** 1OPI Groups
1OPI i ii ii is the Immediate, a = a OP i ii ii
*** Conditional Jumps
2C ai ii ii # JUMP.C a i ii ii :: Carry? a; PC = PC + i ii ii 2C ai ii ii # JUMP.C a i ii ii :: Carry? a; PC = PC + i ii ii
2D ai ii ii # JUMP.B a i ii ii :: Borrow? a; PC = PC + i ii ii 2D ai ii ii # JUMP.B a i ii ii :: Borrow? a; PC = PC + i ii ii
2E ai ii ii # JUMP.O a i ii ii :: Overflow? a; PC = PC + i ii ii 2E ai ii ii # JUMP.O a i ii ii :: Overflow? a; PC = PC + i ii ii
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3A xx xx xx # Reserved 3A xx xx xx # Reserved
3B xx xx xx # Reserved 3B xx xx xx # Reserved
# 0OPI ii ii ii is the Immediate, OP ii ii ii ** 0OPI group
0OPI ii ii ii is the Immediate, OP ii ii ii
*** Unconditional jumps
3C ii ii ii # JUMP ii ii ii :: PC = PC + ii ii ii 3C ii ii ii # JUMP ii ii ii :: PC = PC + ii ii ii
# Reserved Block 0, At this time these instructions only produce a warning; but could do anything. DO NOT USE. ** Reserved Block 0
3D xx xx xx At this time these instructions only produce a warning; but could do anything.
DO NOT USE.
3D 00 00 00 # Reserved
... ...
41 xx xx xx 41 FF FF FF # Reserve
# HALCODE hh hh hh is the HALCODE callID, invalid HALCODE SHOULD NOT BE USED. ** HALCODE Group
42 hh hh hh 42 hh hh hh is the HALCODE callID, invalid HALCODE SHOULD NOT BE USED.
*** HALCODE Reserved for Operating Systems
The following block contains both instructions that are reserved for Operating systems and for internal use by Operating systems
42 00 xx xx # Reserved 42 00 xx xx # Reserved
... ...
42 0F xx xx # Reserved 42 0F xx xx # Reserved
# Tape console HALCODE is used for interacting with any tape console attached to the system. *** Tape console HALCODE
# In this reference implementation we will be interacting with a simplified version of the series 10 console. This HALCODE is used for interacting with any tape console attached to the system.
# All compatible implementations need to ensure to implement functional equivelents.
# Provided of course that any deviations would not change any output specified to be written to tape. **** Reference specific notes
# Padding with Zeros til start/end of page/segment however is acceptable. In this reference implementation we will be interacting with a simplified version of the series 10 console.
# The following 3 devices must exact with the following IDs All compatible implementations need to ensure to implement functional equivelents.
# Keyboard/tty :: 00 00 00 00 Provided of course that any deviations would not change any output specified to be written to tape.
# Tape 1 :: 00 00 11 00 Padding with Zeros til start/end of page/segment however is acceptable.
# Tape 2 :: 00 00 11 01
**** Standard compatibility requirements
The following 3 devices must exist with the following exact IDs
Keyboard/tty :: 00 00 00 00
Tape 1 :: 00 00 11 00
Tape 2 :: 00 00 11 01
**** Required Device HALCODE
42 10 00 00 # FOPEN :: Feed on device who's ID matches the contents register 0 until first non-zero byte is found. 42 10 00 00 # FOPEN :: Feed on device who's ID matches the contents register 0 until first non-zero byte is found.
42 10 00 01 # FCLOSE :: Close out writes to device who's ID matches the contents of register 0. 42 10 00 01 # FCLOSE :: Close out writes to device who's ID matches the contents of register 0.
42 10 00 02 # FSEEK :: seek forward or backward the number of bytes specified in register 1 on the device who's ID matches the contents of register 0. 42 10 00 02 # FSEEK :: seek forward or backward the number of bytes specified in register 1 on the device who's ID matches the contents of register 0.
42 10 00 03 # REWIND :: rewind back to first non-zero byte found on tape. 42 10 00 03 # REWIND :: rewind back to first non-zero byte found on tape.
**** Reserved Block for Hardware specific implementation details
42 10 00 04 # Reserved 42 10 00 04 # Reserved
... ...
42 10 00 FF # Reserved 42 10 00 FF # Reserved
**** Required Device capability HALCODE
***** Device Read HALCODE
42 10 01 00 # FGETC :: read 1 byte into register 0 from device who's ID is in register 1 42 10 01 00 # FGETC :: read 1 byte into register 0 from device who's ID is in register 1
***** Reserved Block for Hardware specific implementation details
42 10 01 01 # Reserved 42 10 01 01 # Reserved
... ...
42 10 01 FF # Reserved 42 10 01 FF # Reserved
***** Device Write HALCODE
42 10 02 00 # FPUTC :: write 1 byte from register 0 to device who's ID is in register 1 42 10 02 00 # FPUTC :: write 1 byte from register 0 to device who's ID is in register 1
***** Reserved Block for Hardware specific implementation details
# Reserved Block 1, At this time these instructions only produce a warning; but could do anything. DO NOT USE. 42 10 02 01 # Reserved
43 xx xx xx
... ...
FE xx xx xx 42 10 02 FF # Reserved
# 0OP **** Reserved Block for Future HALCODE Expansion
42 10 03 00 # Reserved
...
42 FF FF FF # Reserved
** Reserved Block 1
At this time these instructions only produce a warning; but could do anything.
DO NOT USE.
43 00 00 00 # Reserved
...
FE FF FF FF # Reserved
** 0OP
FF xx xx xx # HALT equivelent, although these instructions will all be treated as HALTs. DO NOT USE THEM. FF xx xx xx # HALT equivelent, although these instructions will all be treated as HALTs. DO NOT USE THEM.
FF FF FF FF # Proper HALT FF FF FF FF # Proper HALT
* Encoding/Decoding Reference
** Registers
There is a direct and consistent relationship between the nybbles and the registers. There is a direct and consistent relationship between the nybbles and the registers.
Reg0 -> 0, Reg1 -> 1, ... Reg14 -> E, Reg15 -> F Reg0 -> 0, Reg1 -> 1, ... Reg14 -> E, Reg15 -> F