
SECTION
10.
PROCESSING
INSTRUCTIONS
Parameter
3 cannot be
entered as an indexed
location within
a
loop
(lnstruction
87). To
use
Instruction 49
within a loop,
enter Parameter
3
as a
fixed
location
and follow
49 with
Instruction
31
(Move
Data). In
Instruction
31,
enterthe
location
in which 49
stores its
result as
the
source
(fixed)
and enter the
destination
as an
indexed location.
PAR. DATA
NO. TYPE
DESCRIPTION
2
Swath
ISWATH]
4
Starting input location
[1ST
LOC]
4
Dest. input location for
maximum
[MAX
or
Z]
lnput locations
altered: 1or2
***
50
SPATIAL MINIMUM
***
FUNCTION
Find the minimum value
in the
given
set
or
SWATH of contiguous
input locations
and
place
the
result
in location
Z. To find
the
input location
where the
minimum
value
occurs,
follow
the
instructions
given
above for
SPATIAL
MAXIMUM.
Parameter
3 cannot be
entered as an indexed
location in
a
loop. Within
a loop, lnstruction
50
must be used in
conjunction with Instruction
31
as described for
Instruction 49.
PAR. DATA
NO. TYPE DESCRIPTION
2
Swath
ISWATHI
4
Starting
input
location
[1ST
LOC]
4
Dest. input location for
minimum
[MlN
or Z]
Input locations
altered: 1or2
***
51
SPATIAL
AVERAGE
***
FUNCTION
Calculate the average
of the values in
the
given
set
or
SWATH
of
contiguous
input locations
and
place
the result
in location
Z.
PAR.
DATA
NO.
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
Swath
Starting input location
[1ST
Dest. input location
for
average
IAVG
or
lnput locations
altered: 1
**.
53 SCALING ARRAY WITH
***
MULTIPLIER AND
OFFSET
FUNCTION
Take
4
input location
values, multiply
each by a
floating
point
constant, then
add another
point
constant to the resulting
products
and
place
the
results
back into each
of the original 4
input
locations.
PAR. DATA
NO.
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
4
First input
location
FP Multiplier
1
FP Otfset 1
FP Multiplier 2
FP Offset 2
FP Multiplier 3
FP Offset 3
FP Multiplier 4
FP Offset 4
IsTRT
fnput
locations altered: 4
***
54 BLOCK
MOVE
***
FUNCTION
Moves
a
block of data from one
set of input
locations
to another. Parameters
specify
the
number
of
values
to move, the
source, source
step,
destination, and destination step.
The
"step" parameters
designate the
increment
of
the
source
and
destination
Input
locations
for
each value that is moved. For
example,
a
"source
step" of 2
and a
"destination
step" of
1
will move data from
every other Input location to
a contiguous block
of
Input locations.
01: 2
02: 4
03: 4
01:
o2:
03:
01:
02:
03:
01:
02:
03:
o4:
05:
06:
07:
08:
09:
10-4
lswA
lA1
lB1
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