Need example about microprocessor logical instructions RCR & ROL
Opcode | operand | destination | example |
---|---|---|---|
RCR | D,C | rotates all bits in D to the right along with the carry flag C times | RCR BL,CL |
ROL | R,C | rotate all bits in D to the left C times | ROL BX,06 |
RCR ( Rotate right through carry)
ROL (Rotate left without carry)
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