1. Introduction.
2. Arithmetical and logical instructions.
3. Comparing and shifting instructions.
4. Converting instructions.
5. Transferring and state managing instructions.
 

 
PACKSS (PACKed with Signed Saturation):
 
PACKSSWB [0x0F63]
PACKSSDW [0x0F6B]
 
src: mm, mem64
dst: mm
 
Pack and saturate signed data elements of the source and destination operands, and write the signed result to the destination operand.
 
PACKSSWB packs 4 signed words of the source operand and 4 signed words of the destination operand into 8 signed bytes of the destination operand. If a value of any signed word is larger or smaller than the data range of signed byte, the value is saturated (in case of overflow to 0x7F, in case of underflow to 0x80).
 

63	0
word3 word2 word1 word0		src
word7 word6 word5 word4		dst
byte7 (word3) byte6 (word2) byte5 (word1) byte4 (word0) byte3 (word7) byte2 (word6) byte1 (word5) byte0 (word4)		dst (new)

PACKSSDW packs 2 signed doublewords of the source operand and 2 signed doublewords of the destination operand into 4 signed words of the destination operand. If a value of any signed doubleword is larger or smaller than the data range of signed word, the value is saturated (in case of overflow to 0x7FFF, in case of underflow to 0x8000).
 

63	0
dword1 dword0		src
dword3 dword2		dst
word3 (dword1) word2 (dword0) word1 (dword3) word0 (dword2)		dst (new)

 
PACKUS (PACKed with Unsigned Saturation):
 
PACKUSWB [0x0F67]
 
src: mm, mem64
dst: mm
 
Pack and saturate signed data elements of the source and destination operands, and write the unsigned result to the destination operand.
 
PACKUSWB packs 4 signed words of the source operand and 4 signed words of the destination operand into 8 unsigned bytes of the destination operand. If a value of any signed word is larger or smaller than the data range of unsigned byte, the value is saturated (in case of overflow to 0xFF, in case of underflow to 0x00).
 

63	0
word3 word2 word1 word0		src
word7 word6 word5 word4		dst
byte7 (word3) byte6 (word2) byte5 (word1) byte4 (word0) byte3 (word7) byte2 (word6) byte1 (word5) byte0 (word4)		dst (new)

 
PUNPCKL (Packed UNPaCK Low):
 
PUNPCKLBW [0x0F60]
PUNPCKLWD [0x0F61]
PUNPCKLDQ [0x0F62]
 
src: mm, mem64
dst: mm
 
Unpack and interleave low-order data elements of the source and destination operands, and write the result to the destination operand. If the source operand consists of all zeros, the result is zero extension of low-order elements of the destination operand. Packed byte (PUNPCKLBW), packed word (PUNPCKLWD), and packed doubleword (PUNPCKLDQ) data types are recognised.
 

for PUNPCKLBW:
63	0
byte3 byte2 byte1 byte0		src
byte7 byte6 byte5 byte4		dst
byte3 byte7 byte2 byte6 byte1 byte5 byte0 byte4		dst (new)

 

for PUNPCKLWD:
63	0
word1 word0		src
word3 word2		dst
word1 word3 word0 word2		dst (new)

 

for PUNPCKLDQ:
63	0
dword0		src
dword1		dst
dword0 dword1		dst (new)

 
PUNPCKH (Packed UNPaCK High):
 
PUNPCKHBW [0x0F68]
PUNPCKHWD [0x0F69]
PUNPCKHDQ [0x0F6A]
 
src: mm, mem64
dst: mm
 
Unpack and interleave high-order data elements of the source and destination operands into the destination operand, and write the result to the destination operand. If the source operand consists of all zeros, the result is zero extension of high-order elements of the destination operand. Packed byte (PUNPCKHBW), packed word (PUNPCKHWD), and packed doubleword (PUNPCKHDQ) data types are recognised.
 

for PUNPCKHBW:
63	0
byte3 byte2 byte1 byte0		src
byte7 byte6 byte5 byte4		dst
byte3 byte7 byte2 byte6 byte1 byte5 byte0 byte4		dst (new)

 

for PUNPCKHWD:
63	0
word1 word0		src
word3 word2		dst
word1 word3 word0 word2		dst (new)

 

for PUNPCKHDQ:
63	0
dword0		src
dword1		dst
dword0 dword1		dst (new)