Re: Instruction

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From: Jacky Luk (jl_at_knight.com)
Date: 03/10/04 

Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 16:13:01 +0800

I need some examples
Thanks a lot
Jack

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> Could someone help me? I wanna know what instructions would use the
> following encoding...
>
> in lower 3 bits of the opcode
> xxxxxyyy (opcode)
>
> in the middle of the byte
> xxyyyxxx (opcode)
>
> and segment encoding in the middle of modrm
> xxyyyxxx (modrm)
>
> or maybe pointing me a right section in the intel instruction set
reference.
> Thanks a lot
> Jack
>
>

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