MOISC

The MOISC, or Many One Instruction Set Computer language, is an esoteric assembly language that is basically the product of taking multiple OISC languages and rolling them into a single language, thus defeating the purpose of a OISC. Since this would otherwise cause a problem with which instruction is used (OISC languages don't traditionally make you specify the instruction as there's only one choice by nature), the instruction _does_ need to be specified in MOISC.

Instructions

The instructions in MOISC are:

• Subtract and branch if less than or equal to zero (SBLEQZ)
• Subtract and branch if negative (SBN)
• Reverse subtract and skip if borrow (RSSB)
• Move (used as part of a transport triggered architecture) (MOV)
• Subtract and branch if non zero ( SBNZ a,b,c,destination)

The names are pretty much self-explanatory.

More may be added as more are known.