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* = 6309 | Immediate | Direct | Indexed | Extended | Inherent | Relative | Register | Memory | |||||||||||||||||
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* | 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 |
* | STBT | 1137 | 8/7 | 4 |
STBT r,sBit,dBit,addr
Store value of a Register Bit into Memory (DPM).dstBit' <- r.srcBit
The STBT instruction stores the value of a speciï¬ed bit in either the A, B or CC registers to a speciï¬ed bit in memory. None of the Condition Code ï¬ags are affected by the operation. The usefulness of the STBT instruction is limited by the fact that only Direct Addressing is permitted.