Assembler amount

If the assembler for x86 means.

If the numbers are "correct" - i.e. NOT MORE 2 ^ 24-1 then you can add a check and set the carry flag (CF) depending on whether the result value exceeds 2 ^ 24-1.

for example (when working with 32-bit operands, EAX, EBX operands, the result in EAX)

ADD EAX, EBX; TEST EAX, 0x01000000; JZ ncarry; AND EAX, 0x00FFFFFF; STC; ncarry: ... 

as a result, in EAX, the “correct” (truncated) 24-bit number, in the CF flag - overflow with 24-bit addition (if any.

For 16-bit registers will have to modify the code. In particular, replace the first command with the appropriate sequence of commands for addition and change the TEST command: Operands - AX: BX (BX-Jr), CX: DX, result in AX: BX:

  ADD BX, DX; ADC AX, CX; TEST AX, 0x0100; JZ ncarry; AND AX, 0x00FF; STC; ncarry: ... 

For assembler, ARM processors are still simplified - there is support for conditional execution of commands, that is, the need for a conditional transition disappears ...

fold the younger parts see CF fold the senior parts to fit CF

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because Since 32-bit processors, it is not forbidden to add 2x 24-bit numbers as 32-bit ones.