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CSCI 2230|NMSU|Sp'26|W4D2|ATmega328P|Branch Instructions: Flags, Compare & If-Else in Assembly

00:00 Introduction & Recap of Previous Lecture 00:55 Status Register Flags Overview (Z, C, N, V, S) 05:10 Comparing Unsigned Numbers with Z and C Flags 09:05 Case Study: A gt B, A lb B, A=B 13:00 Branch Equal (BREQ) Instruction Explained 16:20 Program Counter Updates (PC + 1 + K) 17:30 Conditional Branch Instructions Overview 20:00 Branch If Carry Cleared (BRCC) Example 22:15 Compare (CP) Instruction & Flag Setting 23:20 Branch Equal + Compare Combination 25:00 Branch Not Equal (BRNE) Instruction 27:00 Branch Same or Higher (BRSH) Instruction 29:00 Branch Lower (BRLO) Instruction In this lecture, Naveed UL Mustafa explains how branch instructions work in AVR microcontrollers. We revisit the status register flags (Z, C, N, V, S) and learn how they are used to compare unsigned numbers. Through step‑by‑step examples, the lecture demonstrates how subtraction sets flags, and how instructions like Branch Equal (BREQ), Branch Not Equal (BRNE), Branch Same or Higher (BRSH), and Branch Lower (BRLO) operate based on those flags. You’ll also see how the program counter (PC) is updated during conditional jumps, and how compare instructions (CP) combine with branch instructions to control program flow. This session is ideal for students learning computer architecture, assembly programming, and microcontroller design.