Using the exact same operand input register values from FRT and FRB
that were used to create FRS, the Floating-Point operand in register
FRB is subtracted from the floating-point operand in register FRT and
-the result then multiplied by FRA to create an intermediate result that
-is stored in FRT.
+the result then rounded before being multiplied by FRA to create an
+intermediate result that is stored in FRT.
The add into FRS is treated exactly as `fadds`. The creation of the
-result FRT is **not** the same as that of `fmsubs`.
-The creation of FRS and FRT are treated as parallel independent operations
-which occur at the same time.
+result FRT is **not** the same as that of `fmsubs`, but is instead as if
+`fsubs` were performed first followed by `fmuls`. The creation of FRS
+and FRT are treated as parallel independent operations which occur at
+the same time.
Note that if Rc=1 an Illegal Instruction is raised. Rc=1 is `RESERVED`
Using the exact same operand input register values from FRT and FRB
that were used to create FRS, the Floating-Point operand in register
FRB is subtracted from the floating-point operand in register FRT and
-the result then multiplied by FRA to create an intermediate result that
-is stored in FRT.
+the result then rounded before being multiplied by FRA to create an
+intermediate result that is stored in FRT.
The add into FRS is treated exactly as `fadd`. The creation of the
-result FRT is **not** the same as that of `fmsub`.
-The creation of FRS and FRT are treated as parallel independent operations
-which occur at the same time.
+result FRT is **not** the same as that of `fmsub`, but is instead as if
+`fsub` were performed first followed by `fmuls. The creation of FRS
+and FRT are treated as parallel independent operations which occur at
+the same time.
Note that if Rc=1 an Illegal Instruction is raised. Rc=1 is `RESERVED`