Template:360 opcode header

 &mdash; &mdash; Opcode  / Decimal  &mdash;

Availability
The instruction is

How to use this template
It is put on the pages of IBM 360 Assembly instructions.

Usage:
 * opcode= 1 or more letter opcode, capitalized
 * name= Full name of the instruction
 * hex= Hexadecimal opcode value
 * dec= Decimal opcode value
 * bits= 31 or 64 if its operation is different in the bit mode the system is running on. 31 if it only handles 24 and 31-bit operands, addresses or registers, 64 if it only handles 64-bit operands, addresses or registers
 * type= 1 or more letter opcode type, as follows:


 * E - RR with 2-byte opcode (no arguments)
 * I - RR with single operand 0-255(currently only SVC qualifies)
 * RI - One register, one secondary opcode, 16-bit immediate value
 * RIL - One register, one secondary opcode, 32-bit immediate value
 * RR - RR with two registers, 0-15
 * RM - RR with one mask and one regioster, both 0-15
 * RRE - two registers
 * RRF - three registers
 * RRFM - RRF with mask and two registers
 * RRF3 - RRF with three registers and one mask
 * RS - Two registers and one base/displacement address
 * RSE - Secondary opcode, two registers, and one base/displacement address
 * RSEM - Secondary opcode, two registers, one mask, and one base/displacement address
 * RSI - Two registers and a 16-bit immeiate value
 * RSM - RS with one register, one mask, and one base/displacement address
 * RXB - RX branch instruction: One register with one indexed base/displacement branch address
 * RXS - RX storage instruction: One register with one indexed base/displacement branch address
 * S - One base/displacement address
 * SI - 8-bit immediate value, one base/displacement address
 * SS - Two base/displacement addresses with a single length from 1 to 256 bytes
 * SSE - Two base/displacement addresses
 * SSL - SS with two lengths of 1-16 bytes
 * SSR - SS with two registers and two base/displacement addresses
 * p= - values are 1, p or P if a privileged instruction; n, N, 0 or omitted if not

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