MNEG Instruction

Purpose:To copy the arithmetic negation of a scaler quantity to the destination
Format: opcode src.rx, dst.wx
Operation:dst <- -src;
Condition
Codes:
N <- dst LSS 0;
Z <- dst EQL 0;
V <- overflow; (Integer)
V <- 0; (Floating)
C <- dst NEQ 0; (Integer)
C <- 0; (Floating)
Exceptions:Integer overflow
Reserved Operand (Floating)
Opcodes:
8EMNEGBMove Negated Byte
AEMNEGWMove Negated Word
CEMNEGLMove Negated Long
52MNEGFMove Negated Float
72MNEGDMove Negated Double
Description: The destination operand is replaced by the negative of source operand. the source operand is unaffected.
Notes:
1.
Integer Overflow occurs if the source operand is the largest negative integer (which has no positive counter-part). On overflow, the destination operand is replaced by the source operand.

2.
On floating reserved operand fault, the destination operand is unaffected and the condition codes are unpredictable.

3.
If the source operand is positive zero, the result will be positive zero. If the source operand is reserved operand (minus zero), a reserved operand fault occurs. For all other floating point values, the sign bit is complemented.