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Condition Code Register

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A Condition Code register (CCR) is a register in a computer which has its bits set or reset when certain conditions are met. For example, when adding 2 eight-bit numbers, and storing into an eight-bit register, a carry might occur, in which case the carry bit in the CCR would be set. This can be used later with an instruction like 'branch if carry set' (BCS).

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See also: Flag word, Program status word (PSW)