Short operand alignment and merge operation

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364778, G06F 738

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042765960

ABSTRACT:
In a microprogrammed data processing system, the throughput of the system is increased during the processing of decimal numeric instructions by apparatus which, in response to a microword indicating that the result of the decimal numeric calculation is a short operand, that is, a predetermined number of words or less, and in accordance with an instruction descriptor, generates a count of the number of words of the resultant operand the decimal unit will transfer to memory.

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