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Thanks to CoBB.
 
Thanks to CoBB.
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Another alternate way which uses branching and saves 1 T-state on one path (when carrying to h) :
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addAtoHL:
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add a,l
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ld l,a
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jr nc, $+3
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inc h
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;5 bytes, 19/20 clock cycles
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Latest revision as of 01:42, 9 November 2009


This is an optimized addAtoHL. It is a little faster and doesn't need another 16-bit register.

Also it can be changed to add A to any 16-bit register. The only down side is one extra byte.

Use it as a subroutine (don't forget the ret) or macro.

Normal way:

	ld d,$00
	ld e,a
	add hl,de
;4 bytes and 22 clock cycles
 

Alternatives:

addAtoHL:
	add a,l
	ld l,a
	adc a,h    ;^ these two lines
	sub l      ;v increase h if there is carry
	ld h,a
;5 bytes and 20 clock cycles
;but no other 16-bit register messed up
 

Thanks to CoBB.

Another alternate way which uses branching and saves 1 T-state on one path (when carrying to h) :

addAtoHL:
	add a,l
	ld l,a
	jr nc, $+3
	inc h
;5 bytes, 19/20 clock cycles