@include"common.mac"
@chapter "TMA-spezifische Erweiterungen und Kompatibilit„t"

@snode "Extended PUSH and POP"

	TMA, like A86/A386 and TASM, accepts PUSH/POP with multiple
	operands. In A86/A386 mode they have to be separated by comata.
FIXME!
	In TASM mode you'll have to put spaces between them.

    Example:
		PUSH AX,BX,CX,DX ;A86/A386
		PUSH AX BX CX DX ;TASM

	generates:

		PUSH AX
		PUSH BX
		PUSH CX
		PUSH DX

@endnode

@chapter "IF"

    Syntax:     IF <condition> <instruction>
    Compatible to  A86/A386

	This directive enables you to execute a single instruction if the
	condition is true.

		OR AL,AL
		JNE >L1
		XOR BL,BL
	 L1:

	is the same as:

		OR AL,AL
		IF E XOR BL,BL
@endnode

@snode "MOV with segment registers only"

    Syntax:     MOV segreg,segreg
    Compatible to  A86/A386

	This is usually not possible on Intel-CPUs. TMA creates PUSH/POP
	instructions instead which is different to A86/A386 who pushes
	another register to do the transer with it.
	TMA's method is the faster one on Pentiums.
	
	This line:

		MOV DS,CS

	will be converted to:

		PUSH CS
		POP DS          ;by TMA.

	and

		PUSH AX
		MOV AX,CS
		MOV DS,AX
		POP AX          ;by A86/A386

	I don't know any reason to implement the latter.

@endnode
@endchp