The table below lists all documented opcodes for IBM mainframe processors. Each opcode links to a text section with some additional info on the pertinent opcode.
Special thanks:
to David Bond for his
instruction lists and
tables.
And also to Jan Jaeger for his
list of instructions
not listed in IBM's Principles of Operation.
Remark:
Please note that the creation of descriptions for all individual instructions
is an ongoing process. As yet these descriptions have been created only for
opcodes X'00' through X'0F'. The other opcode descriptions are to follow later.
Entries with a slightly darker background are no longer supported
on current mainframe hardware and/or not supported by IBM's current version
of HLASM. The associated mnemonics are printed in italics.
Opcodes that have no (known) mnemonic assigned to them are denoted by their
hexadecimal opcode; these are explained below the table.
Extension sets have no associated mnemonic. These are denoted by their opcode
in hexadecimal notation. These link to additional opcode tables.
Please note that instructions X'00' thru X'3F' are register-only operations. Adding X'40' generally yields the opcode of the associated register-and-storage instruction.
Some instructions do not fit in the tables because their opcode is unknown. Specifically this is the case for the instructions below. These are all Coupling Facility instructions, neither their opcodes, nor their mnemonics are currently known. We do know a few opcodes that have been assigned to Coupling Facility instructions, but we have not been able to link any of these to one of the instructions below.
| Facility | Operation description |
|---|---|
| CF | define vector |
| CF | test vector entries |
| CF | set vector entry |
| CF | test vector summary |
| CF | set vector summary |
| CF | send message |
| CF | test message |
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