help with an instruction

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hi,
I was wondering if any one knew where i could find the instructions for tasm 2.8.....i am trying to compare A TO FF(100H), if greater than FF go to loopA.........I would really appereciate, if any one knows the above instruction...please help me out. thanks

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Re: help with an instruction

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cmp ax,0100H
jg loopA
cmp ax,0100H
jg loopA

well, i think thats the code but it works for 386 and above processors, and work indepandently from the assembler

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Quote originally posted by nishil ...

hi,
I was wondering if any one knew where i could find the instructions for tasm 2.8.....i am trying to compare A TO FF(100H), if greater than FF go to loopA.........I would really appereciate, if any one knows the above instruction...please help me out. thanks

Download the 3 volumes of the Intel Architecture Software Developer's Manuals Intel Manuals (especially the Instruction Set Reference Vol.#2).

And try the TASM FAQ for TASM specific information.

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