\section{Conditions}

\begin{table}[ht]
	\centering
	\begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|}\hline
		Bitcode & Condition               & Bits to test                & suffixes      \\ \hline
		0000    & not equal / not zero    & ZF = 0                      & nq, nz        \\ \hline
		0001    & equal / zero            & ZF = 1                      & eq, zs        \\ \hline
		0010    & not overflow            & OF = 0                      & no            \\ \hline
		0011    & overflow                & OF = 1                      & ov            \\ \hline
		0100    & not carry / above e q   & CF = 0                      & nc, ae        \\ \hline
		0101    & carry / below           & CF = 1                      & cs, bl        \\ \hline
		0110    & not signed / not neg.   & SF = 0                      & ns, nn        \\ \hline
		0111    & signed / neg.           & SF = 1                      & ss, ns        \\ \hline
		1000    & above                   & (CF == 0 $\wedge$ ZF ==  0) & ab            \\ \hline
		1001    & below or equal          & (CF == 1 $\vee$ ZF == 1)    & be            \\ \hline
		1010    & greater than or equal   & SF == OF                    & ge            \\ \hline
		1011    & less than               & SF != OF                    & lt            \\ \hline
		1100    & greater than            & (ZF == 0 $\wedge$ SF == OF) & gt            \\ \hline
		1101    & less than or equal      & (ZF == 1 $\vee$ SF != OF)   & le            \\ \hline
		1110    & always                  &                             & \texttt{none} \\ \hline
		1111    & never                   &                             & nv            \\ \hline
	\end{tabular}
	\caption{codierung von conditions WARNING! may contain BUGS!!}
\end{table}


above and below are for unsigned, greater and less for signed values

note: it seams that the definition of conditions on unsigned values depend on the instruction set. below is CF = 1 by x86/amd64 and avr, CF = 0 by arm. when cmp is defined as cmp r1, r2 == r1-r2 == is r1 COND r2 then arm looks more saner. the conditons marked with a X in the bitcode are open for change because of this unclear situation \Large{RFC} \normalsize

\begin{table}
	\centering
	\begin{tabular}{|l|c|c|c|c|} \hline
		Bit  & 3  & 2  & 1  & 0  \\ \hline
		Flag & SF & CF & OF & ZF \\ \hline
	\end{tabular}
	\caption{billig PSW bitorder}
\end{table}