comp.lang.asm.x86

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• nasm : push byte 255 >>> signed byte value exceeds bounds, Erdemal
  • Re: nasm : push byte 255 >>> signed byte value exceeds bounds, Bx.Cornwell
  • Re: nasm : push byte 255 >>> signed byte value exceeds bounds, wolfgang kern
• Interesting P4 pipeline article ("replay"), Michael Brown
• I'm confused, how page protection works in Linux/Windows/FreeBSD ?, WahJava
  • Re: I'm confused, how page protection works in Linux/Windows/FreeBSD ?, Chris
• 关于hla的问题！, spamtrap
  • Re: 关于hla的问题！, spamtrap
    • Re: [Clax86list] Re: 关 于 hla的 问 题 ！, Charles A. Crayne
  • Re: 关于hla的问题！, Frank Kotler
• Getting the absolute address of a label in assembly, sorav bansal
  • Re: Getting the absolute address of a label in assembly, spamtrap
  • Re: Getting the absolute address of a label in assembly, Erdemal
    • Re: Getting the absolute address of a label in assembly, Canopus-49
  • Re: Getting the absolute address of a label in assembly, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Shifting the argument of a macro in NASM?, spidy
  • Re: Shifting the argument of a macro in NASM?, Frank Kotler
• How to convert data on integer CPU, spamtrap
  • Re: How to convert data on integer CPU, IIJIMA Hiromitsu
    • Re: How to convert data on integer CPU, IIJIMA Hiromitsu
      • Re: How to convert data on integer CPU, spamtrap
• How are C++ objects laid out in memory ?, WahJava
  • Re: How are C++ objects laid out in memory ?, Matt
  • Re: How are C++ objects laid out in memory ?, Tim Roberts
  • Re: How are C++ objects laid out in memory ?, Jonathan Bartlett
  • Re: How are C++ objects laid out in memory ?, pacman128@xxxxxxxxx
• ieee 754 problem, Setesh
  • Re: ieee 754 problem, Grumble
  • Re: ieee 754 problem, Tim Roberts
• Why do we need FlushInstructionCache() ?, WahJava
  • Re: Why do we need FlushInstructionCache() ?, Terje Mathisen
    • Re: Why do we need FlushInstructionCache() ?, David J. Craig
      • Re: Why do we need FlushInstructionCache() ?, Terje Mathisen
      • Re: Why do we need FlushInstructionCache() ?, WahJava
  • Re: Why do we need FlushInstructionCache() ?, Paul Shpilsher
  • Re: Why do we need FlushInstructionCache() ?, Tim Roberts
    • Re: Why do we need FlushInstructionCache() ?, WahJava
      • Re: Why do we need FlushInstructionCache() ?, Tim Roberts
• Windows Syscalls !!, WahJava
  • Re: Windows Syscalls !!, Matt
    • Re: Windows Syscalls !!, Spiro Trikaliotis
      • Re: Windows Syscalls !!, Matt
    • Re: Windows Syscalls !!, WahJava
      • Re: Windows Syscalls !!, Matt
• SoftIce, Ted
  • Re: SoftIce, Grumble
    • Re: SoftIce, Jim Leonard
      • Re: SoftIce, Scott Moore
      • Re: SoftIce, Tim Roberts
  • Re: SoftIce, David J. Craig
    • Re: SoftIce, Nicholas Sherlock
• Release of RosAsm V.2.21d, Betov
• HIDE 1.0.7 for HLA (Win32), SevagK
• How to implement exception handling in linux assembly?, Zheng
  • Re: How to implement exception handling in linux assembly?, jcomeau_ictx
  • Re: How to implement exception handling in linux assembly?, Frank Kotler
  • Re: How to implement exception handling in linux assembly?, Tim Roberts
• TSR program, spamtrap
  • Re: TSR program, wolfgang kern
  • Re: TSR program, Mark VB
  • Re: TSR program, Tim Roberts
  • Re: TSR program, R.Wieser
• Why ReadProcessMemory() and WriteProcessMemory() ?, WahJava
  • Re: Why ReadProcessMemory() and WriteProcessMemory() ?, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Why ReadProcessMemory() and WriteProcessMemory() ?, yarocco
  • Re: Why ReadProcessMemory() and WriteProcessMemory() ?, TS
  • Re: Why ReadProcessMemory() and WriteProcessMemory() ?, Jerry Coffin
    • Re: Why ReadProcessMemory() and WriteProcessMemory() ?, WahJava
• What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, WahJava
  • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, Chris
    • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, Scott Moore
      • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, David J. Craig
      • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, Scott Moore
      • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, spamtrap
      • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, IIJIMA Hiromitsu
      • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, Tim Roberts
      • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, spamtrap
      • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, spamtrap
      • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, Dave Thompson
  • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, Jack Klein
  • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, Grumble
  • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, Thomas R. Dean
    • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, Grumble
      • Re: What is the standard variable allocation convention in C ?, WahJava
• BIOS functions in P-Mode, New Bie
  • Re: BIOS functions in P-Mode, wolfgang kern
  • Re: BIOS functions in P-Mode, spamtrap
  • Re: BIOS functions in P-Mode, David J. Craig
• I have some doubts regarding MC68HC705C8, methi
  • Re: I have some doubts regarding MC68HC705C8, Chris Giese
  • Re: I have some doubts regarding MC68HC705C8, Jack Klein
  • Re: I have some doubts regarding MC68HC705C8, Joseph Power
    • Re: I have some doubts regarding MC68HC705C8, David J. Craig
      • Re: I have some doubts regarding MC68HC705C8, Jack Klein
• Create afile, Utilisateur1
• Cache questions, spamtrap
  • Re: Cache questions, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Cache questions, spamtrap
  • Re: Cache questions, spamtrap
    • Re: Cache questions, sorav bansal
• Intel 80386EX interrupt service procedure, spamtrap
  • Re: Intel 80386EX interrupt service procedure, Ed Beroset
    • Re: Intel 80386EX interrupt service procedure, spamtrap
• passing arguments, vertigo
  • Re: passing arguments, Matt
• linker c+asm object problem, vertigo
  • Re: linker c+asm object problem, George Peter Staplin
  • Re: linker c+asm object problem, T.M. Sommers
• optimizing code segment, spamtrap
  • Re: optimizing code segment, Matt
  • Re: optimizing code segment, Alex
• 8085 multiply?, dap
  • Re: 8085 multiply?, Jerry Coffin
  • Re: 8085 multiply?, Jack Klein
    • Re: 8085 multiply?, Jerry Coffin
• Access violation is confusing me., Otac0n
  • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Matt
  • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Frank Kotler
    • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Otac0n
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Otac0n
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Robert Redelmeier
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Otac0n
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Matt
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Robert Redelmeier
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Matt
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Robert Redelmeier
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Matt
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Robert Redelmeier
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Otac0n
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., BRG
  • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Robert Redelmeier
    • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Alex
    • Re: Access violation is confusing me., sorav bansal
      • Re: Access violation is confusing me., Robert Redelmeier
• LAHF does not work ?, vertigo
  • Re: LAHF does not work ?, Tim Roberts
  • Re: LAHF does not work ?, spamtrap
    • Re: LAHF does not work ?, Bill Leary
• 32b drivers with 64b kernel, Zdenek Sojka
  • Re: 32b drivers with 64b kernel, Scott Moore
• gnu and codding ..., Erdemal
• Pentium exec time, Maarten Kronenburg
  • Re: Pentium exec time, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• 128-bit MMX versus 32-bit memory copy, spamtrap
  • Re: 128-bit MMX versus 32-bit memory copy, Matt
• UTF-8 strlen function?, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: UTF-8 strlen function?, Charles A. Crayne
    • Re: UTF-8 strlen function?, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: UTF-8 strlen function?, Terje Mathisen
      • Re: UTF-8 strlen function?, Dave Thompson
      • Re: UTF-8 strlen function?, Terje Mathisen
• Eclipse tools?, Brandon J. Van Every
• Performance of x86 instructions, sorav bansal
  • Re: Performance of x86 instructions, Michael Moy
• X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Luc@s
  • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Aaron Gray
  • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Brandon J. Van Every
  • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Scott Moore
    • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Scott Moore
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Scott Moore
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, David J. Craig
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Scott Moore
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, David J. Craig
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Alex McDonald
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Grumble
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Scott Moore
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, SevagK
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, SevagK
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Tim Roberts
      • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: X86(Ia32) Asm Future, Grumble
• How to cast using MSVC++ Intrinsics, Michael Moy
  • Re: How to cast using MSVC++ Intrinsics, Gerd Isenberg
    • Re: How to cast using MSVC++ Intrinsics, Michael Moy
      • Re: How to cast using MSVC++ Intrinsics, Gerd Isenberg
      • Re: How to cast using MSVC++ Intrinsics, Michael Moy
• ADK/HLA v2.0 Update, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Help with NASMW, Aaron Gray
  • Re: Help with NASMW, Frank Kotler
    • Re: Help with NASMW, Aaron Gray
      • Re: Help with NASMW, Frank Kotler
      • Re: Help with NASMW, BRG
      • Re: Help with NASMW, Aaron Gray
  • Re: Help with NASMW, Aaron Gray
• debugging, iPolpol
  • Re: debugging, Frank Kotler
• remap video memory locations?, ssj4.gogeta
  • Re: remap video memory locations?, Jack Klein
  • Re: remap video memory locations?, wolfgang kern
  • Re: remap video memory locations?, Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
    • Re: remap video memory locations?, ssj4.gogeta
      • Re: remap video memory locations?, Paul Mesken
      • Re: remap video memory locations?, ssj4.gogeta
• doslnk.exe, Jim Carlock
  • Re: doslnk.exe, Bob McConnell
    • Re: doslnk.exe, Markus Humm
    • Re: doslnk.exe, Bill Leary
      • Re: doslnk.exe, Jim Carlock
• Re: Storing/Saving a BMP in ASM, CII
• testing SSE(2) logical operation results, Kris
  • Re: testing SSE(2) logical operation results, hutch--
  • Re: testing SSE(2) logical operation results, wolfgang kern
  • Re: testing SSE(2) logical operation results, Matt
  • Re: testing SSE(2) logical operation results, manhattan
    • Re: testing SSE(2) logical operation results, manhattan
• Having trouble posting?, Clax86
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  • Having trouble posting?, Clax86
  • Having trouble posting?, Clax86
  • Having trouble posting?, Clax86
• Help with TSR assembler program!, spamtrap
  • Re: Help with TSR assembler program!, Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
  • Re: Help with TSR assembler program!, Frank Kotler
• Re: Best assembler for 8088/8086?, spamtrap
• Mainframe Assembler on PC, Julian
  • Re: Mainframe Assembler on PC, spamtrap
• Re: optimization with mmx., Johannes Kroll
  • Re: optimization with mmx., Gerd Isenberg
    • Re: optimization with mmx., Johannes Kroll
• Re: 8-Bit Register on Pentium 4, CII
• instruction rescheduler?, Brandon J. Van Every
  • Re: instruction rescheduler?, Tim Roberts
  • Re: instruction rescheduler?, hutch--
    • Re: instruction rescheduler?, Brandon J. Van Every
  • Re: instruction rescheduler?, Jonathan Bartlett
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      • Re: [Clax86list] Re: instruction rescheduler?, Charles A. Crayne
      • Re: [Clax86list] Re: instruction rescheduler?, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: [Clax86list] Re: instruction rescheduler?, Charles A. Crayne
      • Re: [Clax86list] Re: instruction rescheduler?, Brandon J. Van Every
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      • Re: [Clax86list] Re: instruction rescheduler?, Charles A. Crayne
  • Re: instruction rescheduler?, Jan Rychter
    • Re: instruction rescheduler?, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: instruction rescheduler?, Jan Rychter
      • Re: instruction rescheduler?, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: instruction rescheduler?, D. J. Bernstein
      • Re: [Clax86list] Re: instruction rescheduler?, Charles A. Crayne
• Re: [Clax86list] Re: Optimizing Static Variable Layout, Charles A. Crayne
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  • Re: [Clax86list] Re: Optimizing Static Variable Layout, Charles A. Crayne
• Re: Optimizing Static Variable Layout, Ed Beroset
  • Re: Optimizing Static Variable Layout, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Optimizing Static Variable Layout, Ed Beroset
      • Re: Optimizing Static Variable Layout, randyhyde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Optimizing Static Variable Layout, Ed Beroset
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      • Re: Optimizing Static Variable Layout, Ed Beroset
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  • Re: Optimizing Static Variable Layout, Ed Beroset
• Get the FAQs, Clax86
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  • Get the FAQs, Clax86
  • Get the FAQs, Clax86
  • Get the FAQs, Clax86
  • Get the FAQs, Clax86
• Re: Carry flag does not work, Sandeep Chikkerur
  • Re: Carry flag does not work, Ed Beroset
• Don't understannd MBR-Boot-Code, Matthias Langbein
  • Re: Don't understannd MBR-Boot-Code, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Don't understannd MBR-Boot-Code, Chris Giese
• Re: undelete'ing a file, Octavio
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  • Re: undelete'ing a file, Ed Beroset
    • Re: undelete'ing a file, David J. Craig
      • Re: undelete'ing a file, Ed Beroset
      • Re: undelete'ing a file, David J. Craig
• how to load font without using bios, M. Song
  • Re: how to load font without using bios, M. Song
    • Re: how to load font without using bios, Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
• PIO mode 4 on PCI IDE card, Günther
• Re: Advice Please: Assembly Language Programming Book, Bill Marcum
• Saving & restoring XMM registers, Alex McDonald
  • Re: Saving & restoring XMM registers, Grumble
• Re: Direct I/O to device on PCI card, CII
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  • Re: Direct I/O to device on PCI card, Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
    • Re: Direct I/O to device on PCI card, CII
      • Re: Direct I/O to device on PCI card, Dirk Wolfgang Glomp
      • Re: Direct I/O to device on PCI card, CII
• Re: retf for 16bit or 32bit? CS:IP or CS:EIP?, Tim Roberts
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  • Re: retf for 16bit or 32bit? CS:IP or CS:EIP?, jcomeau_ictx
• Re: new public domain code available, Frank Kotler
  • Re: new public domain code available, Ed Beroset
    • Re: new public domain code available, Frank Kotler
      • Re: new public domain code available, Ed Beroset
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  • Re: new public domain code available, CII
    • Re: new public domain code available, Tim Roberts
      • Re: new public domain code available, CII
      • Re: new public domain code available, Frank Kotler
      • Re: new public domain code available, CII
      • Re: new public domain code available, Ed Beroset
      • Re: new public domain code available, Ed Beroset
      • Re: new public domain code available, CII
      • Re: new public domain code available, CII
      • Re: new public domain code available, CII
      • Re: new public domain code available, CII

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