Showing posts with label x86. Show all posts
Showing posts with label x86. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

ASM on 64 bit platform vs 8086 asm

Over some years ago, I had learned great deal of assembly, essentially the 8086 instruction set.
Part of the reason was, that I used in in my undergrad project.

Now,after like 4-5 yrs I am again trying to see the assembly code(thanks gcc for providing conversion) ,and MAN! that code I do not recognize, movl, movd, movq ,movzbl there are like a thousand variations of mov itself ...

although feels good to see at something you did long ago...

:)