Intel Spec. Floating-point Instructions 7 - Floating-point Coprocessor Instruction Set Refrence

Intel Spec. Processor Instructions 6 - Floating-point Coprocessor Instruction Set Refrence

I. How to read the instruction set reference pages

- Opcode column

   /n: This value goes in the reg/opcode field of the ModRM byte

   +i: This is the index number of the floating-point stack element(0...7), i is added to the preceding hexadecimal value to form a signal opcode byte

- Instruction column

   ST(i): The letter i stands for a digit from 1 through 7, indicating which floating-point stack element is the operand. i=0 is legal but redunant

   m32r,m64r,m80r,m16j,m32j,m64j,m80d: Suffixes r,j, and d represent 'real', 'integer', and 'binary coded decimal'

   m2by,m14/28by,m94/108by: is a 2-byte, 14/28-byte, 94/108 byte memory operand

- Clocks column

- Description column

- Discussion section

- Exceptions section

II. How to look up an instruction