One thing that’s great about learning IBM assembler is that if you master one instruction, you often learn a handful of others by association. That’s the case with AGSI – Add Grande Storage Immediate, which is related to ASI. The G in AGSI suggests a register might be involved, but don’t be fooled. Both operands are in storage. The first operand is eight bytes – the size of a grande register,the second operand is a single immediate constant that occupies the second byte of the instruction. Get the details here. Watch the instruction in action with Visiblez here.
Review an Instruction: AGSI
Categories:
1 thought on “Review an Instruction: AGSI”
Leave a ReplyCancel reply
Related Posts
Some Advice from an Old GuySome Advice from an Old Guy
Here is a video I made about the importance of “green cards”. Like all advice, it’s worth about what you ...
Enterprise Training in the new yearEnterprise Training in the new year
Check out the specialized enterprise training that is available through Marist College (credit or non-credit). I may teach the assembler ...
Visual Prompts for Grande ArithmeticVisual Prompts for Grande Arithmetic
Can’t remember all the details of the Divide Single Grande Fullword Register instruction (DSGFR)? Not sure of the set up ...

With the massive (and ever growing!) instruction set it’s a really cool idea to review some of them. Thanks.