Use the SETB instruction to assign a bit value to a SETB symbol. You can assign the bit values, 0 or 1, to a SETB symbol directly and use it as a switch.

Use the SETB instruction to assign a bit value to a SETB symbol. You can assign the bit values, 0 or 1, to a SETB symbol directly and use it as a switch.

You can assign values to SET symbols by using the SETA, SETB, SETC, SETAF, and SETCF instructions (SETx). You can also use these instructions to implicitly define local SET symbols.

If a SETB symbol is used in the operand field of a SETA instruction, or in arithmetic relations in the operand fields of AIF and SETB instructions, the binary values 1 (true) and 0 (false) are …

SET symbols can be used in model statements, from which assembler language statements are generated, and in conditional assembly instructions. The three types of SET symbols are: …

SET symbols can be used in model statements, from which assembler language statements are generated, and in conditional assembly instructions. The three types of SET symbols are: …

The logical value assigned to a SETB symbol is used for the SETB symbol appearing in the operand field of an AIF instruction or another SETB instruction.

The assembler provides built-in functions for the SETA, SETB, and SETC expressions. Each function returns one value - an arithmetic value for SETA, a binary bit for SETB, and a …

You can use a logical expression to assign a binary value to a SETB symbol. You can also use a logical expression to represent the condition test in an AIF instruction.

Table 1 summarizes the basic formats of assembler instructions, and Table 2 summarizes assembler statements.