register. Since data can be in the form of integer, fl oating point or BCD, the load operation has
three variations:
FLD source i)
FILD source ii)
FBLD source iii)
e fi rst instruction takes a real data from the source (memory or register), converts it to tempo-
rary real format and loads it into ST(0), the current stack top. us, the destination is implicit.
Now the register below it is the stack top. e next two instructions in the above list do the
same things – the only diff erence is that the source data (if in memory) is an integer or BCD.
Keep in mind that data in registers can be only in the ‘temporary ...
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