I\'m more than half way through learning assembly and I\'m familiar with the concept of how signed and unsigned integers are presented in bits, I know that it might seem a w
"Signed" and "unsigned" are interpretations. An assembly instruction will generally have the interpretation documented. I am not aware of any architecture where there's an ADD-SIGNED-UNSIGNED
instruction that interprets one of its arguments as a signed value and one as unsigned. There seems to be little value in it, too. With 2s complement integer arithmetic, the only difference would be in some flag registers anyway.