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ISK - Insert Storage Key - Opcode 09 - RR Instruction (360 Only) Privileged Instruction
Format
Opcode
| RR Instruction (2 bytes) | |||
| Byte 1 bits (0-7) |
Byte 2 | ||
|
target register (8-11) |
source register (12-15) | ||
| (in hex) | Opcode 09 |
(4 bits) 0..F / (dec 0..15) |
(4 bits) 0..F / (dec 0..15) |
- The first argument is a target register which value is affected by the instruction.
- The second argument is the source register.
- The target register and source register values are 0 to 15.
Example usage
- ISK R1,R2
Availability
The ISK instruction is available only on 360 models. It is a privileged instruction.
Purpose of Instruction
This instruction is used to get the Storage Key for the address specified in the Second operand and store into the first operand's bottom byte(1byte). ISK instruction provides support to get the storage key in 2K units of Page. ISKE will get the storage key for the 4K units of page.
Typical Usage
Operation
This is a privileged instruction, and is only available on the 360 series. The ISKE instruction is available on later 370 and zSystem processors.
Condition Codes
Condition codes are not changed.
Exceptions and Faults
- Privileged Operation
- Invalid Opcode (370 and z/System)
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