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1 OpenStax-CNX module: m MSP430 instruction set * Pedro Dinis António Espírito Santo Bruno Ribeiro This work is produced by OpenStax-CNX and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License 3.0 Instruction set The MSP430 instruction set consists of 27 core instructions. Additionally, it supports 24 emulated instructions. The core instructions have unique op-codes decoded by the CPU, while the emulated ones need assemblers and compilers to generate their mnemonics. There are three core-instruction formats: - Double operand; - Single operand; - Program ow control - Jump. Byte, word and address instructions are accessed using the.b,.w or.a extensions. If the extension is omitted, the instruction is interpreted as a word instruction. 1 Double operand instructions The double operand instruction is formatted as follows: opcode S-Reg Ad B/W As D-Reg Table 1 Bit opcode Description 11-8 S-Reg The working register used for the source operand (src) * Version 1.1: May 19, :30 pm

2 OpenStax-CNX module: m Ad The addressing bits responsible for the addressing mode used for the destination operand () 6 B/W Byte or word operation:b/w=0: word operation; B/W=1: byte operation 5-4 As The addressing bits responsible for the addressing mode used for the source operand (src) 3-0 D-Reg The working register used for the destination operand () Table 2 The next tableshows the double operand instructions that are not emulated. Mnemonic Operation Description Arithmetic instructions ADD(.B or.w) src+ Add source to destination ADDC(.B or.w) src++c Add source and carry to destination DADD(.B or.w) src++c (dec) Decimal add source and carry to destination SUB(.B or.w) +.not.src+1 Subtract source from destination SUBC(.B or.w) +.not.src+c Subtract source and not carry from destination AND(.B or.w) src.and. AND source with destination BIC(.B or.w).not.src.and. Clear bits in destination BIS(.B or.w) src.or. Set bits in destination BIT(.B or.w) src.and. Test bits in destination XOR(.B or.w) src.xor. XOR source with destination CMP(.B or.w) -src Compare source to destination MOV(.B or.w) src Move source to destination Table 3 Depending on the double operand instruction result, the status bits may be aected. The following gives the conditions for setting and resetting the status bits.

3 OpenStax-CNX module: m Status bits Mnemonic V N Z C Arithmetic instructions ADD(.B or.w) ADDC(.B or.w) DADD(.B or.w) SUB(.B or.w) SUBC(.B or.w) overow=0, overow=0, - =1, MSB=1=0, overow=0, overow=0, AND(.B or.w) BIC(.B or.w) BIS(.B or.w) BIT(.B or.w) XOR(.B or.w) CMP(.B or.w) =0 =1, MSB result set=0, if not set =0 =1, MSB result set=0, =1, both operands negative overow=0, =1, MSB result set=0, =1, src>==0, src< =1, src==0, =1, carry from result=0, if not =1, carry from MSB result=0, if not =1, result > 99(99) =1, if no borrow=0, =1, if no borrow=0, =1, carry from MSB result=0, if not

4 OpenStax-CNX module: m MOV(.B or.w) Table 4 2 Single operand instructions The single operand instruction is formatted as follows: opcode B/W Ad D/S-Reg Table 5 Bit 15-7 opcode Description 6 B/W Byte or word operation:b/w=0: word operation; B/W=1: byte operation 5-4 Ad The addressing bits responsible for the addressing mode used for the source operand (src) 3-0 D/S-Reg The working register used for the destination operand () or for the source operand (src) Table 6 The next table shows the single operand instructions that are not emulated. Mnemonic Operation Description RRA(.B or.w) MSB MSB...LSB C Roll destination right RRC(.B or.w) C MSB...LSB C Roll destination right through (from) carry SWPB(.B or.w) Swap bytes Swap bytes in destination SXT bit 7 bit 8...bit 15 Sign extend destination

5 OpenStax-CNX module: m PUSH(.B or.w) src SP-2 SP, Push source to stack Program ow control instructions CALL(.B or.w) SP-2 SP, PC Subroutine call to destination RETI TOS SR, SP+2 SPTOS PC, SP+2 SP Table 7 Conditions for status bits, depending on the single operand instruction result. Return from interrupt Status bits Mnemonic V N Z C RRA(.B or.w) RRC(.B or.w) SWPB(.B or.w) =0 =1, positive & C=1=0, SXT =0 PUSH(.B or.w) src CALL(.B or.w) RETI restored from stack restored stack Table 8 from restored stack from Loaded from LSB Loaded from LSB restored stack from 3 Program ow control - Jumps The jump instruction is formatted as follows: opcode C 10 bit PC oset Table 9 Bit Description opcode C 9-0 PC oset PCnew = PCold PCoset 2

6 OpenStax-CNX module: m Table 10 The following table shows the program ow control (jump) instructions that are not emulated. Mnemonic Description Program ow control instructions JEQ/JZ label Jump to label if zero ag is set JNE/JNZ label Jump to label if zero ag is reset JC label Jump to label if carry ag is set JNC label Jump to label if carry ag is reset JN label Jump to label if negative ag is set JGE label Jump to label if greater than or equal JL label Jump to label if less than JMP label Jump to label unconditionally Table 11 4 Emulated instructions The next gives the dierent emulated instructions. This table also contains the type of operation and the emulated instruction based on the core instructions. Mnemonic Operation Emulation Description Arithmetic instructions ADC(.B or.w) DADC(.B or.w) +C ADDC(.B or.w) #0, Add carry to destination +C (decimally) DADD(.B or.w) #0, Decimal add carry to destination DEC(.B or.w) -1 SUB(.B or.w) #1, Decrement destination DECD(.B or.w) -2 SUB(.B or.w) #2, Decrement destination twice INC(.B or.w) +1 ADD(.B or.w) #1, Increment destination

7 OpenStax-CNX module: m INCD(.B or.w) SBC(.B or.w) +2 ADD(.B or.w) #2, Increment destination twice +0FFFFh+C +0FFh SUBC(.B or.w) #0, Subtract source and borrow /.NOT. carry from dest. RLA(.B or.w) RLC(.B or.w) INV(.B or.w).not. XOR(.B or.w) #0(FF)FFh, Invert bits in destination C[U+F0AC]MSB[U+F0AC]MSB- ADD(.B or.w), 1...LSB+1[U+F0AC]LSB[U+F0AC]0 Rotate left arithmetically C[U+F0AC]MSB[U+F0AC]MSB- ADDC(.B or.w), Rotate left 1...LSB+1[U+F0AC]LSB[U+F0AC]C through carry CLR(.B or.w) 0 MOV(.B or.w) #0, Clear destination CLRC 0 C BIC #1,SR Clear carry ag CLRN 0 N BIC #4,SR Clear negative ag CLRZ 0 Z BIC #2,SR Clear zero ag POP(.B tempsp+2 SPtemp MOV(.B Pop byte/word from stack to destination SETC 1 C BIS #1,SR Set carry ag SETN 1 N BIS #4,SR Set negative ag SETZ 1 Z BIS #2,SR Set zero ag TST(.B or.w) + 0FFFFh FFh + 1 Program ow control CMP(.B or.w) #0, Test destination BR PC MOV,PC Branch to destination DINT 0 GIE BIC #8,SR Disable (general) interrupts

8 OpenStax-CNX module: m EINT 1 GIE BIS #8,SR Enable (general) interrupts NOP None MOV #0,R3 No operation PCSP+2 SP Return from subroutine Table 12 Conditions for status bits, depending on the emulated instruction result. Status bits Mnemonic V N Z C Arithmetic instructions ADC(.B or.w) DADC(.B or.w) overow=0, DEC(.B or.w) overow=0, DECD(.B or.w) INC(.B or.w) INCD(.B or.w) - =1, MSB=1=0, overow=0, 07(FF)h=0, 07(FFE)h=0, =1, =0=0, 1=0, 2=0, FF(FE)h=0, =1, from 0FFFFh to 0000=0, =1, from 99(99) to 00(00)=0, 0=0, 0 or 1=0, FF(FF)h=0, FF(FF)h=0, FF(FF)h or FF(FE)h=0,

9 OpenStax-CNX module: m SBC(.B or.w) overow=0, INV(.B or.w) =1, negative initial =0, RLA(.B or.w) overow=0, RLC(.B or.w) overow=0, FF(FF)h=0, CLR(.B or.w) CLRC =0 CLRN - =0 - - CLRZ - - =0 - POP(.B or.w) SETC =1 SETN - =1 - - SETZ - - =1 - TST(.B or.w) =0 =1, negative=0, Program ow control =1, contains zero=0, BR DINT EINT NOP RET Table 13 =1, if no borrow=0, Loaded from MSB Loaded from MSB Request the MSP430 Teaching ROM Materials here 1 =1 1

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