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For questions concerning the compatibility of newer systems with the earlier systems that came before them.
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Why did the Z80 break 8080 compatibility?
The designers of the Z80 thought it would be useful for code to quickly determine whether signed arithmetic operations overflowed. There were a few ways they could have accommodated this:
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