ALU Instruction
ConceptAn ALU instruction is an instruction handled by the arithmetic logic unit of a processor. In a simplified Game Boy processor model, ALU instructions are decoded and executed by the executeALUInstruction task on the modeled register file (A, F, B, C, D, E, H, L), with concrete instructions such as ADD H (8'h84) and ADC H (8'h8C) performing arithmetic on register operands and updating the Zero, Subtract, Half-Carry and Carry flags in register F. In a different sense, ALU instruction also refers to a member of an ALU instruction set, such as the 14 arithmetic and logical instructions implemented by an 8-bit ERSFQ wave-pipelined ALU fabricated at MIT Lincoln Lab's 10 kA/cm2 SFQ5ee process.
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ALU Instruction
An ALU instruction is, at the processor level, an instruction decoded and executed by the arithmetic logic unit (ALU) of a CPU. In the context of a simplified Game Boy–style processor model described in a digital-design and verification course, ALU instructions are dispatched to a single task, executeALUInstruction(byte instr), which is responsible for applying the corresponding arithmetic or logical operation to the modeled register file [1].
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