I told it JACC meant Jump Accumulator but it made up this Jump AC Carry thing, total jive-ass.
I never gave it the ASM:
JACC label
but somehow/somewhere it got that correct (well, maybe it needs a comma or a tab).
What is a JACC instruction in a Cypress M8C microcontroller?
ChatGPT:
JACC is an instruction in the Cypress M8C microcontroller's instruction set. JACC stands for "Jump if AC Carry", and it is used to perform a conditional jump based on the status of the AC (Auxiliary Carry) flag in the processor's status register.
The JACC instruction is typically used in conjunction with arithmetic and logical operations that affect the AC flag. For example, after adding two values using the ADD instruction, the AC flag will be set if there is a carry out of bit 3 of the result. The JACC instruction can then be used to jump to a different part of the program based on the value of the AC flag.
The syntax for the JACC instruction in M8C assembly language is:
cssCopy code
JACC label
where "label" is the destination of the jump if the AC flag is set. If the AC flag is not set, execution continues with the next instruction in sequence.
Note that the Cypress M8C microcontroller is an older microcontroller, and newer microcontrollers from Cypress and other manufacturers may use different instruction sets and mnemonics.
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