The instructions that can be conditional have an optional
condition code, shown in syntax descriptions as {cond}. Table 14 shows the condition
codes that you can use.
Table 14. Condition code suffixes
| Suffix | Meaning |
|---|
EQ | Equal |
NE | Not equal |
CS | Carry set (identical to HS) |
HS | Unsigned higher or same (identical to CS) |
CC | Carry clear (identical to LO) |
LO | Unsigned lower (identical to CC) |
MI | Minus or negative result |
PL | Positive or zero result |
VS | Overflow |
VC | No overflow |
HI | Unsigned higher |
LS | Unsigned lower or same |
GE | Signed greater than or equal |
LT | Signed less than |
GT | Signed greater than |
LE | Signed less than or equal |
AL | Always (this is the default) |
Note
The precise meanings of the condition codes depend on whether
the condition code flags were set by a VFP instruction or by an
ARM data processing instruction.
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