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From: irwin@uiucdcs.CS.UIUC.EDU
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Subject: Bit 0, Vax-780, I/D Reg 0C
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Date: Mon, 11-Aug-86 12:27:00 EDT
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I have a question relating to a VAX-780 or 785.


What is the zero bit used for in the I/D Register 0C??

On a VMS system it contains 184 584.
On a Unix system, it contains 184 584, but sometimes 183 583, in which
case, the zero bit contains a "1".

Any takers out there on answering this??

Al Irwin
Univ of Illinois
Dept of Comp Sci
Urbana, Il
uiucdcs
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