beqz
RISC-V beqz Pseudo-Instruction Details
Assembler pseudo-instructionThe RISC-V beqz pseudo-instruction has the beqz expansion BEQ rs, x0, offset and branches if the register equals zero. Its conditional branch range is plus or minus 4 KiB.
What You Write
beqz rs, offset
Typical Real Expansion
beq rs, x0, offset
What This Pseudo Instruction Is Saving You From Writing
Assembly Manual lists this pseudo-instruction form.
How To Read The Expansion
Step 1
Assembly Manual expands beqz rs, offset to beq rs, x0, offset.
Assembly Forms And Real Instructions
The RISC-V Assembly Programmer's Manual lists beqz as BEQ rs, x0, offset.
Official References And Reading Order
This page treats pseudo-instructions as assembler-level aliases or macros: first read what real instructions they expand to, then use the official ISA manual for the behavior of those real instructions. ABI, relocation, and linker-relaxation details follow the psABI document.
FAQ
What does beqz expand to?
the RISC-V Assembly Programmer's Manual gives beqz rs, offset as beq rs, x0, offset.