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I'm using diStorm's disOps python script to generate an instruction database,
and try to write a disassembler (to learn x86 instruction set better).
Currently mov (0x8e) has [SREG, RM16] as its operand. Objdump uses 32bit
register in its decoding output.
But for lldt (0x0f 0x00 /02), which has [RM16] as its operand, objdump uses
16bit register.
Here's a comparison of objdump's output for mov (0x8e and 0x8c) and lldt:
8e e0: mov %eax,%fs
8c e8: mov %gs,%eax
0f 00 d2: lldt %dx
When consulting the Intel Manual (vol 2b, 2011 version), the mov (0x8e) opcode
has the same note as 0x8c.
So I guess mov (0x8e) should also have RFULL_M16 as its 2nd operand, the same
as the 1st operand of mov (0x8c).
Original issue reported on code.google.com by cyfde...@gmail.com on 15 Mar 2012 at 10:35
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cyfde...@gmail.com
on 15 Mar 2012 at 10:35The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: