program beyond the simple translation of opcodes. For a list of the former part, see x86 instruction listings. The latter part is highly assembler-dependent, with no such thing as a standard among Intel-syntax assemblers. AT&T-syntax assemblers share a common way of naming directives (all directives starts with a dot, like .ascii), and a number of basic directives such as .ascii and .string are broadly supported.

Registers

x86 processors

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