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224 lines
9.1 KiB
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224 lines
9.1 KiB
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1 TESTS
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TEST INST | TEST INST | TEST INST
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---- ---- | ---- ---- | ---- ----
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1 BRB | 2 BRW | 3 BBC
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4 BBS | 5 MOVB | 6 MOVW
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7 MOVL | 8 MOVQ | 9 CLRB
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10 CLRW | 11 CLRL | 12 CLRQ
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13 MNEGB | 14 MNEGW | 15 MNEGL
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16 MCOMB | 17 MCOMW | 18 MCOML
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19 MOVZBW | 20 MOVZBL | 21 MOVZWL
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22 CVTBW | 23 CVTBL | 24 CVTWB
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25 CVTWL | 26 CVTLB | 27 CVTLW
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28 CMPB | 29 CMPW | 30 CMPL
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31 TSTB | 32 TSTW | 33 TSTL
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34 ADDB2 | 35 ADDB3 | 36 ADDW2
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37 ADDW3 | 38 ADDL2 | 39 ADDL3
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40 ADAWI | 41 INCB | 42 INCW
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43 INCL | 44 ADWC | 45 SUBB2
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46 SUBB3 | 47 SUBW2 | 48 SUBW3
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49 SUBL2 | 50 SUBL3 | 51 DECB
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52 DECW | 53 DECL | 54 SBWC
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55 MULB2 | 56 MULB3 | 57 MULW2
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58 MULW3 | 59 MULL2 | 60 MULL3
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61 EMUL | 62 DIVB2 | 63 DIVB3
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64 DIVW2 | 65 DIVW3 | 66 DIVL2
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67 DIVL3 | 68 EDIV | 69 ASHL
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70 ASHQ | 71 BITB | 72 BITW
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73 BITL | 74 BISB2 | 75 BISB3
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76 BISW2 | 77 BISW3 | 78 BISL2
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79 BISL3 | 80 BICB2 | 81 BICB3
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82 BICW2 | 83 BICW3 | 84 BICL2
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85 BICL3 | 86 XORB2 | 87 XORB3
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88 XORW2 | 89 XORW3 | 90 XORL2
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91 XORL3 | 92 ROTL | 93 FFC
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94 FFS | 95 INSV | 96 EXTV
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97 EXTZV | 98 CMPV | 99 CMPZV
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100 BNEQ | 101 BEQL | 102 BGTR
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103 BLEQ | 104 BGEQ | 105 BLSS
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106 BGTRU | 107 BLEQU | 108 BVC
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109 BVS | 110 BCC | 111 BCS
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112 BLBC | 113 BLBS | 114 BBCC
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115 BBCS | 116 BBSC | 117 BBSS
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118 BBCCI | 119 BBSSI | 120 ACBB
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121 ACBW | 122 ACBL | 123 AOBLEQ
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124 AOBLSS | 125 SOBGEQ | 126 SOBGTR
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127 INDEX | 128 INSQUE | 129 INSQHI
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130 INSQTI | 131 REMQUE | 132 REMQHI
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133 REMQTI | 134 MOVC3 | 135 MOVC5
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136 MOVTC | 137 MOVTUC | 138 CMPC3
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139 CMPC5 | 140 SPANC | 141 SCANC
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142 SKPC | 143 LOCC | 144 MATCHC
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145 MOVP | 146 CMPP3 | 147 CMPP4
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148 ADDP4 | 149 ADDP6 | 150 SUBP4
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151 SUBP6 | 152 MULP | 153 DIVP
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154 CVTLP | 155 CVTPL | 156 CVTPT
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157 CVTTP | 158 CVTPS | 159 CVTSP
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160 ASHP | 161 EDITPC
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1 ATTACH
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The CPU must be attached. A VAX-11/730 CPU is a KA730, etc.
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2 KA730
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DS> ATT KA730 HUB KAn (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
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(1) Time-of-year clock (YES or NO)
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(2) WCS last address
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(3) Accelerator type (0 = FPA absent, 1 = FPA present)
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(4) K-bytes of Main Memory
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(5) User WCS loaded (YES or NO)
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(6) SB errors (YES or NO)
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2 KA750
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DS> ATT KA750 CMI KAn (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
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(1) G-Floating Instructions (YES or NO)
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(2) H-Floating Instructions (YES or NO)
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(3) Time-of-year clock (YES or NO)
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(4) WCS Last Address, Hex
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(5) Accelerator Type (0 = FPA absent, 1 = FPA present)
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2 KA780
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DS> ATTACH KA780 SBI KAn (1) (2) (3) (4)
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(1) G-Floating Instructions (YES or NO)
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(2) H-Floating Instructions (YES or NO)
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(3) WCS Last Address, Hex
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(4) Accelerator Type (0 = FPA absent, 1 = FPA present)
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1 HELP
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This program exercises most of the VAX native mode instruction
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set that can be executed in any mode, i.e., non-priviledged
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instructions. It does not include the Floating Point
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instructions that are in EVKAC. The program is capable of
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running under the Diagnostic Supervisor in either the
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standalone environment or as a user task under VMS. It is also
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designed to run on any member of the VAX family of computers.
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1 SECTION
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2 INTEGER
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Integer Arithmetic and Logical Instructions:
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MOVB, MOVW, MOVL, MOVQ, CLRB, CLRW, CLRL, CLRQ, MNEGB,
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MNEGW, MNEGL, MCOMB, MCOMW, MCOML, MOVZBW, MOVZBL, MOVZWL,
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CVTBW, CVTBL, CVTWB, CVTWL, CVTLB, CVTLW, CMPB, CMPW, CMPL,
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TSTB, TSTW, TSTL, ADDB2, ADDB3, ADDW2, ADDW3, ADDL2, ADDL3,
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ADAWI, INCB, INCW, INCL, ADWC, SUBB2, SUBB3, SUBW2, SUBW3,
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SUBL2, SUBL3, INCB, INCW, INCL, SBWC, MULB2, MULB3, MULW2,
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MULW3, MULL2, MULL3, EMUL, DIVB2, DIVB3, DIVW2, DIVW3,
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DIVL2, DIVL3, EDIV, ASHL, ASHQ, BITB, BITW, BITL, BISB2,
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BISB3, BISW2, BISW3, BISL2, BISL3, BICB2, BICB3, BICW2,
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BICW3, BICL2, BICL3, XORB2, XORB3, XORW2, XORW3, XORL2,
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XORL3, and ROTL.
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Integer Arithmetic Control Instructions: ACBB, ACBW, ACBL,
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AOBLEQ, AOBLSS, SOBGEQ, and SOBGTR.
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2 FIELD
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Variable Length Bit Field Instructions:
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EXTV, EXTV, INSV, CMPV, CMPZV, FFC, and FFS.
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Single Bit Field Control Instructions: BBS, BBC, BBSS,
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BBCS, BBSC, BBCC, BBSSI, BBCCI, BLBS, BLBC
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2 CONTROL
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Basic Control Instructions:
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BRB, BRW, BNEQ, BEQL, BGTR, BLEQ, BGEQ, BLSS, BGTRU, BLEQU,
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BVC, BVS, BGEQU, and BLSSU.
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Single Bit Field Control Instructions:
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BBS, BBC, BBSS, BBCS, BBSC, BBCC, BBSSI, BBCCI, BLBS, BLBC
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Integer Arithmetic Control Instructions:
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ACBB, ACBW, ACBL, AOBLEQ, AOBLSS, SOBGEQ, and SOBGTR.
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2 QUEUE
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Queue Instructions:
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INSQUE, REMQUE, INSQHI, INSQTI, REMQHI, and REMQTI.
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2 CHARACTER
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Character String Instructions:
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MOVC3, MOVC5, MOVTC, MOVTUC, CMPC, SCANC, SPANC, LOCC,
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SKPC, and MATCHC.
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2 DECIMAL
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Decimal String Instructions:
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MOVP, CMPP3, CMPP4, ADDP4, ADDP6, SUBP4, SUBP6, MULP, DIVP,
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CVTLP, CVTPL, CVTPT, CVTTP, CVTPS, CVTSP, and ASHP.
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2 MOVXMNEGX
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All MOVX, MOVCn, MCOMX, MOVTXX, MNEG Instructions:
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MOVB, MOVW, MOVL, MOVQ, MNEGB, MNEGW, MNEGL, MCOMB, MCOMW,
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MCOML, MOVZBW, MOVZBL, MOVZWL, MOVC3, MOVC5, MOVTC, MOVTUC,
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and MOVP.
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2 CMPXX
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All CMPX and CMPXX Instructions:
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CMPB, CMPW, CMPL, CMPP3, CMPP4, CMPC3, CMPC5, CMPV, and
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CMPZV.
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2 CVTXX
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All CVTXX Instructions:
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CVTLP, CVTPL, CVTPT, CVTTP, CVTPS, and CVTSP.
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2 ADDSUBMULDIV
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All ADDxx, SUBxx, MULxx, and DIVxx Instructions.
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ADDB2, ADDB3, ADDW2, ADDW3, ADDL2, ADDL3, SUBB2, SUBB3,
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SUBW2, SUBW3, SUBL2, SUBL3, MULB2, MULB3, MULW2, MULW3,
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MULL2, MULL3, DIVB2, DIVB3, DIVW2, DIVW3, DIVL2, and DIVL3.
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2 ASHX
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All ASHX Instructions:
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ASHL, ASHQ, and ASHP.
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1 EVENT
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Event flags 2 through 6 are active with this program.
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2 FLAG2
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Disables the interval timer interrupting during instruction
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execution.
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2 FLAG3
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Enables the interval timer interrupting while page faulting is
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also enabled.
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2 FLAG4
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Enables the continuation of a subtest after an error (normally
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the subtest is aborted).
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2 FLAG5
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Disables the DIVP instruction execution during interval timer
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interrupting.
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2 FLAG6
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Enables the user to create their own custom section of tests by
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asking what tests are to be executed. If this flag is found
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set, the diagnostic prompts the user for test numbers the user
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wants executed. When done entering, hit Carriage Return to the
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response for a test number, and the diagnostic will begin. You
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may input any number of test numbers. IMPORTANT: If you
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select a particular section and that test number is NOT in the
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section, THE TEST WILL NOT EXECUTE. i.e. SECTION takes
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priority over FLAG6 selections. To obtain a list of the
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instructions and test numbers that execute those instructions,
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type HELP EVKAB TESTS.
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****** THIS FLAG DOES NOT WORK IF THE OPERATOR FLAG BIT IS CLEAR ******
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1 QUICK
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The QUICK flag disables the execution of the instructions with
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page faulting so that each instruction test case is only
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executed once for each addressing mode combination.
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1 SUMMARY
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The summary report gives an error count by test number. No
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report is generated if there were no errors.
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