ADD

ANSI

The ADD instruction adds the contents of the source operand to the contents of the second operand can, optionally, place the result in a third operand. It uses one of the following formats:

(1)	[label]	ADD	{source}{sep}{dest}
(2)	[label]	ADD	{source1}{sep}{source2}{sep2}{dest}

Where:

label

Optional. A Program Execution Label.

source

Required. A Numeric Variable, numeric Literal, or Expression that is added to the {dest} variable.

sep

Required. A comma or one of the following prepositions: BY, TO, OF, FROM, USING, WITH, IN, or INTO.

dest

Required. A Numeric Variable to which the {source} variable is added.

source1

Required. A Numeric Variable, numeric Literal, or Expression that is added to the {dest} after the {source2} variable has been moved to {dest}.

sep2

Required. A comma or the keyword GIVING.

source2

Required. A Numeric Variable that is moved to {dest} before the {source1} variable is added to {dest}.

Flags Affected: LESS, OVER, ZERO

Note the following:

The result is placed in the last operand specified {dest} and the other operands always remain unchanged.
If format 2 is used, the value in {source2} is moved into {dest} and then {source1} is added to {dest}.
The EQUAL (or ZERO), OVER, and LESS Condition Flags are applicable.
The rounding and truncation rules described in the section on Numeric Variables are applicable.
If the environment variable PLB_ROUND is present, the result is rounded in accordance with the ANSI PL/B specification. Otherwise, the source operand is aligned and rounded, as applicable, to the destination operand's format.
This instruction supports the mixing of variable types (FORM and INTEGER).
Enhanced Array processing is supported.