WAITPNE

Instruction: Pause a cog's execution until I/O pin(s) do not match designated state(s).

WAITPNE State,  < # > Mask

  • State (d-field) is the register with the target state(s) to compare against INx ANDed with Mask.
  • Mask (s-field) is the register or a 9-bit literal whose value is bitwise ANDed with INx before the comparison with State.

Opcode Table:

–INSTR– ZCRI  –CON–    –DEST–        –SRC–

Z Result

C Result

Result

Clocks

 111101    000i    1111    ddddddddd    sssssssss

Not Written

6+

Concise Truth Table:

In

Out

Destination

Source

Z

C

Effects

Destination1

Z

C

$0000_0000; 0

$0000_0000; 0

-

-

wr wz wc

$0000_0000; 0

1

1

$0000_0000; 0

$0000_0001; 1

-

-

wr wz wc

$0000_0002; 2

0

0

$0000_0001; 1

$0000_0001; 1

-

-

wr wz wc

$0000_0003; 3

0

0

$0000_0000; 0

$0000_0002; 2

-

-

wr wz wc

$0000_0003; 3

0

0

$0000_0002; 2

$0000_0002; 2

-

-

wr wz wc

$0000_0002; 2

0

0

1Destination is not written unless the WR effect is given.

Explanation

WAITPNE, "Wait for Pin(s) to Not Equal," is one of four wait instructions (WAITCNT, WAITPEQ, WAITPNE, and WAITVID) used to pause execution of a cog until a condition is met. The WAITPNE instruction pauses the cog until the result of INx ANDed with Mask does not match the value in the State register. INx is either INA or INB depending on the value of the C flag upon execution; INA if C = 0, INB if C = 1 (the P8X32A is an exception to this rule; it always tests INA). The WAITPNE instruction behaves similar to Spin's WAITPNE command; see WAITPNE.

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