bit representation of assembler commands

From: Axel Schlicht (axel.schlicht_at_mail.isis.de)
Date: 05/14/04 

Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 09:04:20 +0000 (UTC)

Hi folks

In an old book of mine on 8086 assembler there are also those long
tables explaining all assembler commands (op-codes). This book also
contains the bit representation for all op-codes together with an
explanation of their (the bits') meaning. Unfortunately, this book
only deals with 16-bit assembler, so nothing on 32-bit assembler
codes.
Does anyone out here happens to know of a good and reliable source
(preferably on the web) with the bit representation of all op-codes
for the 80386+ chips?

Any help will be gratefully appreciated.
TIA

Axel Schlicht

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