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Contents Section 1. Introduction Pu
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Contents Numeric-Interpretation Ope
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Contents 6878 7530-007 vii
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Section 1 Introduction Purpose Scop
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Section 2 Process Model This sectio
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Process Model Arrays of 4-bit chara
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Linkages and Addressing Environment
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Protection Process Model The term p
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Addressing Process Model The only a
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Stack and Display Registers Process
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Section 3 Data Structure and Text M
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Data Structure and Text The terms s
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Tag-4 Word and Tag-6 Word Data Stru
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Absolute Store Reference Word (ASRW
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Data Structure and Text The followi
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Virtual Index Data Structure and Te
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Environment Links Data Structure an
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Data Structure and Text User progra
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Entered ENVW (Tag = 3) env_link RCW
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Tag Values Data Structure and Text
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Section 4 Interrupts This section g
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ROI Interrupts ROI is an interrupt
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Restart Configuration Libra 6xx and
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Arithmetic Interrupts Interrupts Se
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Interrupts 2. If the result can be
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Block Exit CVI ROI Repeat EXIT ODI
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The following actions are required
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Interrupts When Stack Overflow chec
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Interrupts • Reindex checks:Index
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Interrupts To cause the operation t
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Scratch Pad Errors (Libra 6xx and 7
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Hardware Error - Lost CVI ROI Abort
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Invalid Address - Lost CVI ROI Abor
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Interrupts An Interval Timer is set
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Interrupts If the IRR indicates oth
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44 (02C) Interval Timer 45 (02D) Em
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Section 5 Operator Set This section
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Interrupts and Resumption Operator
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Operator Set Some operators, not ot
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Operator Set Final stack items are
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Operator Set For p=13, d=0, q=2, e=
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Rounding Function R Operator Set A
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Magnitude Round-to-Integer Function
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Truncation Function T Operator Set
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Normalization Function N Operator S
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Numeric-Interpretation Operators Op
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MULX Operator Set MULX requires tw
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AMIN and AMAX Operator Set AMIN an
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Operator Set If RaI(x) equals TooBi
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Binary-to-Decimal Conversion Operat
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CVS2 Operator Set The input argume
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Top-of-stack TOS: opnd TOS
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LOG2 Operator Set LOG2 requires on
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ISOL Operator Set ISOL creates a s
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DFTR Operator Set DFTR sets a fiel
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Reference Generation and Evaluation
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PCW Evaluation Operator Set In the
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LNMC Operator Set LNMC is equivale
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Operator Set Valid representations
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MPCW Operator Set MPCW is a litera
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Operator Set If the argument is an
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Operator Set For most clients, aFOP
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The delta portion of the address co
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EVAL Operator Set The purpose of E
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Operator Set If the Initial Referen
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Operator Set STON deletes the Initi
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Operator Set ref: SIRW, IDD, AS
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Processor State Operators Operator
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DBUN A branch destination argument
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Operator Set TOS TOS:
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Procedure Exit Operators Operator S
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Assertion Operators Operator Set Th
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RSDN Operator Set RSDN requires th
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Data Array Operators Operator Set O
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BMS Operator Set BMS is a variatio
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Operator Set For word-transfer oper
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Operator Set D
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TUNU len: opnd(integer) Top
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Transfer Operators Operator Set Cha
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The following operators terminate w
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Operator Set WordIndex and BitIndex
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Character Translate Operator Operat
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Operator Set There are three groups
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Unpack-Unsigned Operators Operator
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Operator Set If the source digit se
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Operator Set The edit table must be
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EXSU Operator Set len: opnd(int
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Character Insert Operators Operator
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MVNU Operator Set For an EBCDIC so
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Operator Set With an IndexedWordDD,
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Vector Assignment Operators Operato
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S stride_B stride_A
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Reduction Operators Linear Sum Thes
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Z stride_B stride_A
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Operator Set The purpose of the SUM
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Miscellaneous Operators NOOP No ac
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Section 6 Restricted Operators The
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Restricted Operators WASD overwrite
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POLY v 95C7 See aAPIX: current vec
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RSQR v 9550 Inv Arg/Par: x (TOS) n
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SESW v 95A2 also represents SEDW O
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SNGT p CC See aAPIX: IDD argument
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SUBT p 81 Operator and Common Acti
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TLED Operator and Common Action Re
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UPLD Operator and Common Action Re
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VPS v 95EB See aAPIX: current vect
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VUV v 95EA See aAPIX: current vect
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Appendix G Interupt Reference This
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Bounds Error CVI 18 (12) ODI aAPIX:
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Invalid Address - Here CVI 15 (0F)
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or TOS is operand and TOS2 in {SIRW
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Non-maskable External CVI 27 (1B) S
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Undefined Operator CVI 23 (17) ODI
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Vector Arithmetic Exception OVI 2 O
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Index A aACCE , 5-70, F-3 aAPIX , 5
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TGTD, 5-87 TGTU, 5-87 TLED, 5-87 TL
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CPVN, 5-111 CPVS, 5-112 VMV, 5-112
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ICLD, 5-98 ICRD, 5-98 ICUD, 5-98 IN
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NOWR , 5-51, A-6, F-28 NTGD , 5-26,
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Program Word Index (PWI), 2-11 Prog
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SEXT , 6-30, A-9, F-35 SFDC , 5-104
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TUND , 5-84, A-12, F-41 TUNU , 5-85
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