Control/Status Register

Control and Status Register (CSR) is a register in many central processing units and many microcontrollers that are used to store information about instructions received from machines. The CSR is generally placed in the register address 0 or 1 in CPUs[1] and works on the concept of using a comparison of flags (carry, overflow and zero, usually) to decide on various if-then instructions related to electronic decision flows.[2][3][4] In digital devices, the control and status registers are described by a register map.[5]

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