6809/6309 Mnemonic Lookup

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* = 6309		Immediate			Direct			Indexed			Extended			Inherent			Relative			Register			Memory
*	Mnemonic	Opcode	Cycles	Length	Opcode	Cycles	Length	Opcode	Cycles	Length	Opcode	Cycles	Length	Opcode	Cycles	Length	Opcode	Cycles	Length	Opcode	Cycles	Length	Opcode	Cycles	Length
*	CMPF	11C1	3	3	11D1	5/4	3	11E1	5+	3+	11F1	6/5	4

Description:

Compare Memory Byte from 8-Bit Accumulator [TEMP <- r - (M)]

Documenation

These instructions subtract the contents of a byte in memory from the value contained in one of the 8-bit accumulators (A,B,E,F) and set the Condition Codes accordingly. Neither the memory byte nor the accumulator are modied.

• H - The affect on the Half-Carry ag is undefined for these instructions.
• N - The Negative flag is set equal to the value of bit 7 of the result.
• Z - The Zero flag is set if the resulting value is zero; cleared otherwise.
• V - The Overow flag is set if an overflow occurred; cleared otherwise.
• C - The Carry flag is set if a borrow into bit-7 was needed; cleared otherwise.

The Compare instructions are usually used to set the Condition Code flags prior to executing a conditional branch instruction.

The 8-bit CMP instructions perform exactly the same operation as the 8-bit SUB instructions, with the exception that the value in the accumulator is not changed. Note that since a subtraction is performed, the Carry ag actually represents a Borrow.

Example

 lda #3
 cmpa #3   *check if reg A is 3, immediate mode
 beq three *yup, A is 3
 *falls through if A is not 3