trap for others, or even for yourself.
Charles
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That's nonsense, so I doubt many would agree.
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On Mon, Dec 13, 2021 at 1:24 PM Janko Kalinic
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> Assembler instructions
>
>- All TM (test-under-mask) instructions should use
>BO/BOR/BNO/BNOR/BM/BMR branch instructions rather than BZ/BZR/BNZ/BNZR
>branch instructions. If
Assembler instructions
- All TM (test-under-mask) instructions should use
BO/BOR/BNO/BNOR/BM/BMR branch instructions rather than BZ/BZR/BNZ/BNZR
branch instructions. If this technique is used, the logic of the branch
instruction does not have to be modified when adding or deleting
