Subtract Normalized
(SER) (SE) (SDR) (SD)
General Description
Format
(RR
Short)
(RX
Short)
(RR Long)
(RX Long)
Condition Code
Interrupt Action
Floating-Point Instructions
•
The operand specified by the second address (R
2
or X
2
/B
2
/D
2 )
is sub-
tracted from the operand in the floating-point register specified by the first
address (R
1 ) .
The normalized difference is loaded into the register specified
by the first address. The sign and magnitude of the difference determine
the condition code.
o
7 8
11
12
15
o
7 8
11
12
15
16
19
20
o
7
8
11
12
15
o
7 8
11
12
15
16
19
20
•
0 - result mantissa is zero.
1 -
result mantissa is less than zero.
2 - result mantissa is greater than zero.
3 -
result exponent overflows.
•
Address error:
Addressing (RX format).
Specification.
Significance error.
Exponent overflow.
Exponent underflow.
31
31
Notes
•
1.
The Subtract Normalized is the same as the Add Normalized, except
that the sign of the second operand is changed to the opposite value
before addition. A zero difference is always positive.
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