## ASST8 Assembler

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    ST8 REGISTER SET

    The following is a list of the ST8 registers used by ASST8:

            a       -       8-bit accumulator
            xl,yl   -       LSB of index registers
            xh,yh   -       MSB of index registers
            x,y     -       16-Bit index registers
            sp      -       16-bit stack pointer
            cc      -       8-bit condition code register

    ST8 INSTRUCTION SET

         The following list specifies the format for each addressing
    mode supported by ASST8:

            reg             register addressing
                            (a,x,xl,xh,y,yl,yh,sp,cc)

            #data           immediate data

            *saddr          8-bit zero page addressing
                            0x00 <= saddr <= 0xFF

            laddr           16-bit addressing
                            0x0000 <= laddr <= 0xFFFF

            eaddr           24-bit addressing
                            0x000000 <= eaddr <= 0xFFFFFF

            (x)             register indirect addressing

            (*sofst,r)      short indexed (r = x,y,sp)
            (sofst,r).b

            (lofst,r).w     long indexed (r = x,y)

            (eofst,r).e     extended indexed (r = x,y)
                            eofst is a lofst value,
                            i.e. a 16-bit value where
                            (eofst,r).e points to a
                            24-bit address

            (ofst,r)        for the ldf instruction the
                            (eofst,r).e mode is selected
                            else

            (ofst,r)        if ofst is relocatable or
                            an external value then
                            the (lofst,r).w mode is
                            selected by default
                            else

            (ofst,r)        if ofst is a locally
                            defined constant then
                            the (sofst,r).b mode
                            is selected when
                            0x00 <= ofst <= 0xFF else
                            the (lofst,r).w mode
                            is selected

                            Instructions supporting
                            only a single form will
                            use the appropriate form
                            but will report an error.

            [*saddr]        short indirect
            [saddr].b

            [laddr].w       long indexed

            [eaddr].e       extended indexed

            [addr]          for the callf, jpf, and ldf
                            instructions the [eaddr].e
                            mode is selected
                            else

            [addr]          if addr is relocatable or
                            an external value then
                            the [laddr].w mode is
                            selected by default
                            else

            [addr]          if addr is a locally
                            defined constant then
                            the [saddr].b mode
                            is selected when
                            0x00 <= addr <= 0xFF else
                            the [laddr].w mode
                            is selected

                            Instructions supporting
                            only a single form will
                            use the appropriate form
                            but will report an error.

            ([*saddr],r)    short indirect indexed
            ([saddr].b,r)   (r = x,y)
            ([saddr],r).b

            ([laddr].w,r)   long indirect indexed
            ([laddr],r).w   (r = x,y)

            ([eaddr].e,r)   extended indirect indexed
            ([eaddr],r).e   (r = x,y)

            ([addr],r)      for the ldf instruction the
                            ([eaddr],r).e mode is selected
                            else

            ([addr],r)      if addr is relocatable or
                            an external value then
                            the ([laddr],r).w mode is
                            selected by default
                            else

            ([addr],r)      if addr is a locally
                            defined constant then
                            the ([saddr],r).b mode
                            is selected when
                            0x00 <= addr <= 0xFF else
                            the ([laddr],r).w mode
                            is selected

                            Instructions supporting
                            only a single form will
                            use the appropriate form
                            but will report an error.

            label           pc-relative branch addressing

    The  terms data, saddr, laddr, eaddr, addr, sofst, lofst, eofst,
    ofst, and label may all be expressions.

         Note that not all addressing modes are valid with every in-
    struction, refer to the ST8 technical data for valid modes.
    The  following  tables  list all ST8 mnemonics recognized by the
    ASST8 assembler.  The designation [] refers to  a  required  ad-
    dressing mode argument.

    Inherent Instructions

            nop                     trap
            wfi                     wfi
            halt                    ret
            retf                    iret
            sim                     rim
            scf                     rcf
            rvf                     ccf

    Conditional Branch Instructions

            jra     label
            jrt     label           jrf     label
            jrugt   label           jrule   label
            jruge   label           jrult   label
            jrnc    label           jrc     label
            jrne    label           jreq    label
            jrnv    label           jrv     label
            jrpl    label           jrmi    label
            jrsgt   label           jrsle   label
            jrsge   label           jrslt   label
            jrnh    label           jrh     label
            jrnm    label           jrm     label
            jril    label           jrih    label

    Bit Test and Branch Instructions

            btjt    laddr,#,label
            btjf    laddr,#,label

    Bit Manipulation Instructions

            bccm    laddr,#
            bcpl    laddr,#
            bset    laddr,#
            bres    laddr,#

    Single Operand Instructions

            neg     []              cpl     []
            srl     []              rrc     []
            sra     []              rlc     []
            sll     []              sla     []
            dec     []              inc     []
            tnz     []              swap    []
            clr     []

            negw    reg             cplw    reg
            srlw    reg             rrcw    reg
            sraw    reg             rlcw    reg
            sllw    reg             slaw    reg
            decw    reg             incw    reg
            tnzw    reg             swapw   reg
            clrw    reg

            pop     reg             push    reg

    Double Operand Instructions

            add     a,[]            adc     a,[]
            and     a,[]            bcp     a,[]
            cp      a,[]            or      a,[]
            sbc     a,[]            sub     a,[]
            xor     a,[]

            add     sp,#            sub     sp,#

            addw    reg,[]          subw    reg,[]
            cpw     reg,[]

            mul     x,a             mul     y,a
            div     x,a             div     y,a
            divw    x,y

            exg     a,reg           exg     a,laddr
            exgw    x,y

            rrwa    x,a             rrwa    y,a
            rlwa    x,a             rlwa    y,a

            ld      [],[]
            ldf     a,[]            ldf     [],a
            ldw     reg,[]          ldw     [],reg

            mov     saddr,saddr
            mov     laddr,laddr     mov     laddr,#

    Call to Subroutine and Jump Instructions

            call    []              jp      []
            callf   eaddr           callf   [eaddr].e
            jpf     eaddr           jpf     [eaddr].e

            callr   label

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Last Updated: October 2010