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[ParkourPenguin]

I wouldn't word it exactly that way. More so:
comiss is an instruction used for a signed comparison of single-precision floating point numbers. It sets the ZF, PF, and CF flags.
cmp is an instruction used to compare two bytes/words/dwords. It is used for signed and unsigned comparisons of integers and sets a bunch of flags.
AFAIK it's just a coincidence that comiss sets the same flags that are checked after a cmp of unsigned integers.
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