m68k

m68k是摩托罗拉的68000型CPU，广泛用于早期苹果Macintosh电脑。

m68k介绍

m68k是摩托罗拉的68000型CPU，广泛用于早期苹果Macintosh电脑。

m68k简介

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m68k指令集

以下是m68k的汇编指令集

-----------------------------------------------------Motorola 68000 Instruction Set.-------------------------------Condition Codes---------------Assembler DataInstruction Description Syntax Size X N Z V C----------------------- --------- ---- ---------ABCD Add BCD with extend Dx,Dy B-- * U * U *-(Ax),-(Ay)ADD ADD binary Dn,<ea> BWL * * * * *<ea>,DnADDA ADD binary to An <ea>,An -WL - - - - -ADDI ADD Immediate #x,<ea> BWL * * * * *ADDQ ADD 3-bit immediate #<1-8>,<ea> BWL * * * * *ADDX ADD eXtended Dy,Dx BWL * * * * *-(Ay),-(Ax)AND Bit-wise AND <ea>,Dn BWL - * * 0 0Dn,<ea>ANDI Bit-wise AND with Immediate #<data>,<ea> BWL - * * 0 0ASL Arithmetic Shift Left #<1-8>,Dy BWL * * * * *Dx,Dy<ea>ASR Arithmetic Shift Right ... BWL * * * * *Bcc Conditional Branch Bcc.S <label> BW- - - - - -Bcc.W <label>BCHG Test a Bit and CHanGe Dn,<ea> B-L - - * - -#<data>,<ea>BCLR Test a Bit and CLeaR ... B-L - - * - -BSET Test a Bit and SET ... B-L - - * - -BSR Branch to SubRoutine BSR.S <label> BW- - - - - -BSR.W <label>BTST Bit TeST Dn,<ea> B-L - - * - -#<data>,<ea>CHK CHecK Dn Against Bounds <ea>,Dn -W- - * U U UCLR CLeaR <ea> BWL - 0 1 0 0CMP CoMPare <ea>,Dn BWL - * * * *CMPA CoMPare Address <ea>,An -WL - * * * *CMPI CoMPare Immediate #<data>,<ea> BWL - * * * *CMPM CoMPare Memory (Ay)+,(Ax)+ BWL - * * * *DBcc Looping Instruction DBcc Dn,<label> -W- - - - - -DIVS DIVide Signed <ea>,Dn -W- - * * * 0DIVU DIVide Unsigned <ea>,Dn -W- - * * * 0EOR Exclusive OR Dn,<ea> BWL - * * 0 0EORI Exclusive OR Immediate #<data>,<ea> BWL - * * 0 0EXG Exchange any two registers Rx,Ry --L - - - - -EXT Sign EXTend Dn -WL - * * 0 0ILLEGAL ILLEGAL-Instruction Exception ILLEGAL - - - - -JMP JuMP to Affective Address <ea> - - - - -JSR Jump to SubRoutine <ea> - - - - -LEA Load Effective Address <ea>,An --L - - - - -link Allocate Stack frame An,#<displacement> - - - - -LSL Logical Shift Left Dx,Dy BWL * * * 0 *#<1-8>,Dy<ea>LSR Logical Shift Right ... BWL * * * 0 *MOVE Between Effective Addresses <ea>,<ea> BWL - * * 0 0MOVE To CCR <ea>,CCR -W- I I I I IMOVE To SR <ea>,SR -W- I I I I IMOVE From SR SR,<ea> -W- - - - - -MOVE USP to/from Address Register USP,An --L - - - - -An,USPMOVEA MOVE Address <ea>,An -WL - - - - -MOVEM MOVE Multiple <register list>,<ea> -WL - - - - -<ea>,<register list>---------- Page 2. CUT HERE. ----------MOVEP MOVE Peripheral Dn,x(An) -WL - - - - -x(An),DnMOVEQ MOVE 8-bit immediate #<-128.+127>,Dn --L - * * 0 0MULS MULtiply Signed <ea>,Dn -W- - * * 0 0MULU MULtiply Unsigned <ea>,Dn -W- - * * 0 0NBCD Negate BCD <ea> B-- * U * U *NEG NEGate <ea> BWL * * * * *NEGX NEGate with eXtend <ea> BWL * * * * *NOP No OPeration NOP - - - - -NOT Form one's complement <ea> BWL - * * 0 0OR Bit-wise OR <ea>,Dn BWL - * * 0 0Dn,<ea>ORI Bit-wise OR with Immediate #<data>,<ea> BWL - * * 0 0PEA Push Effective Address <ea> --L - - - - -RESET RESET all external devices RESET - - - - -ROL ROtate Left #<1-8>,Dy BWL - * * 0 *Dx,Dy<ea>ROR ROtate Right ... BWL - * * 0 *ROXL ROtate Left with eXtend ... BWL * * * 0 *ROXR ROtate Right with eXtend ... BWL * * * 0 *RTE ReTurn from Exception RTE I I I I IRTR ReTurn and Restore RTR I I I I IRTS ReTurn from Subroutine RTS - - - - -SBCD Subtract BCD with eXtend Dx,Dy B-- * U * U *-(Ax),-(Ay)Scc Set to -1 if True, 0 if False <ea> B-- - - - - -STOP Enable & wait for interrupts #<data> I I I I ISUB SUBtract binary Dn,<ea> BWL * * * * *<ea>,DnSUBA SUBtract binary from An <ea>,An -WL - - - - -SUBI SUBtract Immediate #x,<ea> BWL * * * * *SUBQ SUBtract 3-bit immediate #<data>,<ea> BWL * * * * *SUBX SUBtract eXtended Dy,Dx BWL * * * * *-(Ay),-(Ax)SWAP SWAP words of Dn Dn -W- - * * 0 0TAS Test & Set MSB & Set N/Z-bits <ea> B-- - * * 0 0TRAP Execute TRAP Exception #<vector> - - - - -TRAPV TRAPV Exception if V-bit Set TRAPV - - - - -TST TeST for negative or zero <ea> BWL - * * 0 0UNLK Deallocate Stack frame An - - - - ---------------------------Symbol   Meaning------   -------*        Set according to result of operation-        Not affected0        Cleared1        SetU        Outcome (state after operation) undefinedI        Set by immediate data<ea>     Effective Address Operand<data>   Immediate data<label>  Assembler label<vector> TRAP instruction Exception vector (0-15)<rg.lst> MOVEM instruction register specification list<displ.> link instruction negative displacement... Same as previous instruction------------------------------------ Page 3. CUT HERE. ----------Addressing Modes Syntax---------------- ------Data Register Direct DnAddress Register Direct AnAddress Register Indirect (An)Address Register Indirect with Post-Increment (An)+Address Register Indirect with Pre-Decrement -(An)Address Register Indirect with Displacement w(An)Address Register Indirect with Index b(An,Rx)Absolute Short wAbsolute Long lProgram Counter with Displacement w(PC)Program Counter with Index b(PC,Rx)Immediate #xStatus Register SRCondition Code Register CCRLegend------Dn Data Register (n is 0-7)An Address Register (n is 0-7)b 08-bit constantw 16-bit constantl 32-bit constantx 8-, 16-, 32-bit constantRx Index Register Specification, one of:Dn.W Low 16 bits of Data RegisterDn.L All 32 bits of Data RegisterAn.W Low 16 bits of Address RegisterAn.L All 32 bits of Address Register--------------------------Condition Codes for Bcc, DBcc and Scc Instructions.---------------------------------------------------Condition Codes set after CMP D0,D1 Instruction.Relationship Unsigned Signed------------ -------- ------D1 < D0 CS - Carry Bit Set LT - Less ThanD1 <= D0 LS - Lower or Same LE - Less than or EqualD1 = D0 EQ - Equal (Z-bit Set) EQ - Equal (Z-bit Set)D1 != D0 NE - Not Equal (Z-bit Clear) NE - Not Equal (Z-bit Clear)D1 > D0 HI - HIgher than GT - Greater ThanD1 >= D0 CC - Carry Bit Clear GE - Greater than or EqualPL - PLus (N-bit Clear) MI - Minus (N-bit Set)VC - V-bit Clear (No Overflow) VS - V-bit Set (Overflow)RA - BRanch AlwaysDBcc only - F - Never Terminate (DBRA is an alternate to DBF)T - Always TerminateScc only - SF - Never SetST - Always Set--------------------------Parts from "Programming the 68000" by Steve Williams. (c) 1985 Sybex Inc.Parts from BYTE Magazine article.Compiled by Diego Barros.Revision 2.1 22 May, 1994---------- Last Page. CUT HERE. ----------