how do you determine the length of a machine code instruction? so, AX=1000H BL=80H How many bytes for the instruction MOV AX,BL

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Anonymous Wed Oct 26 22:45:50 2011 No.3958379 [Reply] [Original]

how do you determine the length of a machine code instruction?

so,
AX=1000H
BL=80H

How many bytes for the instruction

MOV AX,BL

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>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 27 00:05:50 2011 No.3958596 Whatever BL might be: http://www.mathemainzel.info/files/x86asmref.html#mov I never did Intel assembler, though. Look up 'intel opcode' for more good overviews and tables.

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 27 00:12:23 2011 No.3958604 datasheets give opcodes, unless it is like gnu assembler or something, then you'd have to look at their docs

>>	Anonymous Thu Oct 27 03:01:50 2011 No.3959178 >>3958596 thanks for the link

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