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English: This table allows the conversion from a mnemonic to its equivalent machine code. For instance, instruction CB translates to TO=1,AD=15. |
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| Source | Machine code table for the Bull Gamma 3 computer, 1959. Publications rights granted from the ACONIT museum, Grenoble, France. |
| Author | Compagnie des Machines Bull |
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