Flags
Intel x86 FLAGS register | |||
---|---|---|---|
Bit # | Abbreviation | Description | Category |
FLAGS | |||
0 | CF | Carry flag | Status |
1 | 1 | Reserved | |
2 | PF | Parity flag | Status |
3 | 0 | Reserved | |
4 | AF | Adjust flag | Status |
5 | 0 | Reserved | |
6 | ZF | Zero flag | Status |
7 | SF | Sign flag | Status |
8 | TF | Trap flag (single step) | System |
9 | IF | Interrupt enable flag | Control |
10 | DF | Direction flag | Control |
11 | OF | Overflow flag | Status |
12-13 | IOPL | I/O privilege level (286+ only), always 11 on 8086 and 186 | System |
14 | NT | Nested task flag (286+ only), always 1 on 8086 and 186 | System |
15 | 0 | Reserved, always 1 on 8086 and 186, always 0 on later models | |
EFLAGS | |||
16 | RF | Resume flag (386+ only) | System |
17 | VM | Virtual 8086 mode flag (386+ only) | System |
18 | AC | Alignment check (486SX+ only) | System |
19 | VIF | Virtual interrupt flag (Pentium+) | System |
20 | VIP | Virtual interrupt pending (Pentium+) | System |
21 | ID | Able to use CPUID instruction (Pentium+) | System |
22 | 0 | Reserved | |
23 | 0 | Reserved | |
24 | 0 | Reserved | |
25 | 0 | Reserved | |
26 | 0 | Reserved | |
27 | 0 | Reserved | |
28 | 0 | Reserved | |
29 | 0 | Reserved | |
30 | 0 | Reserved | |
31 | 0 | Reserved | |
RFLAGS | |||
32-63 | 0 | Reserved |
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