# waitcnt

Counts of outstanding instructions to wait for.

The bits of this operand have the following meaning:

> Bits | Description | Value Range
> --- | --- | ---
> 2:0 | EXP_CNT: export and LDSDIR count. | 0..7
> 3:3 | Unused | -
> 9:4 | LGKM_CNT: LDS, GDS, Constant and Message count. | 0..63
> 15:10 | VM_CNT: vector memory operations count. | 0..63

This operand may be specified as one of the following:

- An integer_number or an absolute_expression. The value must be in the range from 0 to 0xFFFF.

- A combination of vmcnt, expcnt, lgkmcnt and other values described below.

  > Syntax | Description
  > --- | ---
  > vmcnt(<N>) | A VM_CNT value. N must not exceed the largest VM_CNT value.
  > expcnt(<N>) | An EXP_CNT value. N must not exceed the largest EXP_CNT value.
  > lgkmcnt(<N>) | An LGKM_CNT value. N must not exceed the largest LGKM_CNT value.
  > vmcnt_sat(<N>) | A VM_CNT value computed as min(N, the largest VM_CNT value).
  > expcnt_sat(<N>) | An EXP_CNT value computed as min(N, the largest EXP_CNT value).
  > lgkmcnt_sat(<N>) | An LGKM_CNT value computed as min(N, the largest LGKM_CNT value).

These values may be specified in any order. Spaces, ampersands, and commas may be used as optional separators. If some values are omitted, the corresponding fields will default to their maximum value.

N is either an integer number or an absolute expression.

Examples:

    s_waitcnt vmcnt(1)
    s_waitcnt expcnt(2) lgkmcnt(3)
    s_waitcnt vmcnt(1), expcnt(2), lgkmcnt(3)
    s_waitcnt vmcnt(1) & lgkmcnt_sat(100) & expcnt(2)