What are the different flags in 8085?
Answer Posted / annamalai
5 flags overall
Sign flag;if the result is zero it is set otherwise it is reset
Zero flag: it is set to 1 then the result of an arithmetic logic is zero and it is reset the result is zero
Parity flag: the parity is used to indicate the number of 1 in a given site. The bit is said to have even parity if it is of even number of flag and the bit is said to have not parity if the bits arr odd number by one. If the result is even it is set otherwise it is reset
Carry flag: the carry flag is set to 1 if the carry is produce by arithmetic or logic operation and it is reset for no carry
Axillary carry flag; the auxillary flag is set to one if it has one d3 position and passed to d4
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