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indirect jump

A jump whose destination comes from a register or memory, worked out while the program runs, rather than being written in the instruction.

An indirect jump takes its target from a register or memory operand (x86-64 jmp rax / jmp [mem]; ARM64 br xn; RISC-V jr / jalr zero, 0(rs)).

See also

jump table unconditional jump memory operand
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