AAD              ASCII Adjust before Division        Flags: O D I T S Z A P C
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AAD
 
          Logic:    AL  AH * 10 + AL
                    AH  0
 
    AAD converts the unpacked two-digit BCD number in AX into binary in
    preparation for a division using DIV or IDIV, which require binary
    rather than BCD numbers.
 
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   Operands                  Clocks   Transfers  Bytes   Example
   no operands                 60         -        2     AAD
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    AAD modifies the numerator in AL so that the result produced by a
    division will be a valid unpacked BCD number. For the subsequent DIV
    to produce the correct result, AH must be 0. After the division, the
    quotient is returned in AL, and the remainder in AH. Both high-order
    nibbles are zeroed.
 
       Note:          Unpacked BCD stores one digit per byte; AH contains
                      the most-significant digit and AL the least-
                      significant digit.

Seealso:


 AAA 
 AAS 
 AAM 
 DIV 
 IDIV 
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