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=== flags === ...' operations which will commonly set or unset the zero, carry and overflow flags.

* How the flags are used (NetBIOS has a different set of flags), and

266 SFileOpenArchive(char *name, int flags, int, HANDLE *hArchive) 423 int SRegQueryValue(char *key,char *value,BYTE flags,char *result)

...]] register based on the result. Specialized jump commands can check these flags to jump on certain conditions. One way of remembering how ''cmp'' works is

...CP and UDP, except greatly simplified. Like TCP and UDP, they have fields, flags, etc. The difference is that we're encoding the requests as domain names. The various parts of the packet, including any control flags and data being sent, are encoded into a domain name, as described below, an

TCP Flags * --scanflags specify your own flags