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The meaning of the condition code mnemonic suffixes depends on whether the condition flags were set by a floating-point instruction or by an A32 or T32 data processing instruction.
This is because:
The meaning of the condition code mnemonic suffixes is shown in the following table:
Table 7-3 Condition codes
Suffix | Meaning after integer data processing instruction | Meaning after floating-point instruction |
---|---|---|
EQ |
Equal | Equal |
NE |
Not equal | Not equal, or unordered |
CS |
Carry set | Greater than or equal, or unordered |
HS |
Unsigned higher or same | Greater than or equal, or unordered |
CC |
Carry clear | Less than |
LO |
Unsigned lower | Less than |
MI |
Negative | Less than |
PL |
Positive or zero | Greater than or equal, or unordered |
VS |
Overflow | Unordered (at least one NaN operand) |
VC |
No overflow | Not unordered |
HI |
Unsigned higher | Greater than, or unordered |
LS |
Unsigned lower or same | Less than or equal |
GE |
Signed greater than or equal | Greater than or equal |
LT |
Signed less than | Less than, or unordered |
GT |
Signed greater than | Greater than |
LE |
Signed less than or equal | Less than or equal, or unordered |
AL |
Always (normally omitted) | Always (normally omitted) |