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In article <182DAVISTD@MSU> DAVISTD@MSU.BITNET (Tom Davis) writes:
<In debugging some vendor code (:-) I came across what appears to be a subtle
<difference between the i8088 and i80x86.  Without an i80x86 manual handy, I
<wondered if someone could verify my claim...
<
<On the i8088, a "PUSH SP" decrements SP before pushing it onto the stack.  On
<the i80x86, SP is pushed onto the stack before it is decremented (somehow).
<Therefore, on the i8088 the following code does not work as expected:
<
<  PUSH SP
<  POP  SP
<
<(SP ends up "off by two bytes".)
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<Tom Davis                 | The above statement shall be construed,
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<Michigan State University | EMail: davistd@ibm.cl.msu.edu

The behavior of "PUSH SP" was one of the documented differences between the
808[68] and its succcessors... this should be documented in an 80186 or
80286 manual.
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Craig Jackson
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