The CLTS (Clear Task Switch Flag) instruction records every execution of WAIT and ESC and is trapped if the flag(s)

The CLTS (Clear Task Switch Flag) instruction records every execution of WAIT and ESC and is trapped if the flag(s) Correct Answer MP flag and task switched flag is set

The CLTS (Clear Task Switch Flag) instruction records every execution of WAIT and ESC, and is trapped, if the MP flag and task switched flag is set.
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