‘Compare and jump if not equal’ or CJNE is a frequently used instruction in MCS-51 programming. All
addressing modes and variations of this instruction are presented through Table 6.3. In this case, the source
operand is virtually subtracted from the destination operand and the action is implemented. During this,
virtual subtraction contents of the operands are assumed as unsigned positive integer values. As it is a virtual
subtraction, neither the source nor the destination operand is changed. However, the carry fl ag refl ects the
status of this virtual subtraction. No other fl ags are aff ected. Note ...
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