Analize the following statements in assembly language using signed
16-bit numbers.
1) Explain how to work the following statement in assembly
language
movf i,w
The MOVF command copies the contents of the register specified by i,w to the working register.
subwf
subtract w from f is j is 0 it is stored in w and jis 1 it is stored in w
subwfb
subtract w and the carry flag borrow from register f
addwf
add w to register f if j is 0 the result is stored in w if j is 1 the result is stored in f
addwf c
add w the carry flag and data memory location f if j is 0 the result is placed in w
if j is 1 the result is stored back in register f
Analize the following statements in assembly language using signed 16-bit numbers. 1) Explain how to work...
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