4/17/98 6-31 Addressing Modes and Data Types
Note 1: For 8 and 16 bit shifts, it is 4+1 per additional two bits. For 32-bit shifts, it is 6+1 per additional two bits.
Note 2: 3 clocks per register pushed.
Note 3: 4 clocks for the first register and two clocks for each additional register.
JNB bit,rel8 Jump if bit not set 4 10t/6nt
JNZ rel8 Jump if accumulator not equal zero 2 6t/3nt
JZ rel8 Jump if accumulator equals zero 2 6t/3nt
NOP No operation 1 3
RET Return from subroutine 2 8/6(PZ)
RETI Return from interrupt 2 10/
8(PZ)
Bit Manipulation
ANL C, bit Logical AND bit to carry 3 4
ANL C, /bit Logical AND complement of a bit to carry 3 4
CLR bit Clear bit 3 4
MOV C, bit Move bit to the carry flag 3 4
MOV bit, C Move carry to bit 3 4
ORL C, bit Logical OR a bit to carry 3 4
ORL C, /bit Logical OR complement of a bit to carry 3 4
SETB bit Sets the bit specified 3 4
Exception / Trap
BKPT Cause the breakpoint trap to be executed. 1 23/
19(PZ)
RESET Causes a hardware Reset, identical to an
external Reset
218
TRAP #data4 Causes 1 of 16 hardware traps to be
executed
2 23/
19(PZ)
Table 6.5
Mnemonic Description Bytes Clocks
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