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FSUBR Subtract Real Reversed Exception Flags: I D O U P
SUBR [[destination,] source]
Logic: ST(1) . ST - ST(1), pop stack (no operands)
ST . memory location - ST (source only)
ST . ST(i) -ST (destination, source)
FSUBR acts like FSUB, except that it reverses the order of the operands.
In the no operands form, ST(1) and ST are the implied operands. ST(1) is
subtracted from ST, the result is placed in ST(1), and the stack is
popped.
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Operands Clocks Bytes Example
FSUBR 70-100 3 FSUBR
FSUBR MEMORY_REAL 90-125+EA 5 FSUBR REAL_NUMBER
FSUBR ST(i), ST 75-105 3 FSUBR ST(1),ST
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Note: In the FSUBR destination, source form, ST must
be one of the operands.
See Also:
FISUB
FSUB
FSUBP
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