Re: man x86<instruction>

Re: man x86<instruction>

[Joshua Hudson]

>From: Claes Nyberg <md0claes@mdstud.chalmers.se>
>scanning the instruction set reference file.
Did you think of using vi's search to scan the file for you?
e.g. /^lea

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Re: man x86<instruction>

[Claes Nyberg]

On Mon, 9 Dec 2002, Joshua Hudson wrote:

> >From: Claes Nyberg <md0claes@mdstud.chalmers.se>
> >scanning the instruction set reference file.
> Did you think of using vi's search to scan the file for you?
> e.g. /^lea

Yup, that's what I am doing now.
But it would be nicer with manuals.
Just a thought..

// Claes

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Re: man x86<instruction>

[Doug Smith]

Hi, all. I just heard of this. Where is it possible to get that
instruction set reference file you mentioned in these postings? I
would greatly appreciate having this. 



Thanks a lot. 

-- 
Doug Smith: C.S.F.C.
Computer Scientist For CHRIST!

Tiny pivot root for asmutils-collection ...

[Fabian Franz]

I needed it for an initrd-project:

section .text           ; declaring our .text segment
        global  _start  ; telling where program execution should start

        _start:                 ; this is where code starts getting exec'ed
        pop     ebx             ; argc
        pop     ebx             ; argv[0]
        pop     ebx             ; the first real arg, new_root
        pop     ecx             ; the first real arg, put_old


        mov     eax,217         ; the syscall number for pivot_root
                                ; we already have the new_root in ebx and 
put_old in ecx

        int     80h             ; call the kernel

        mov     ebx,eax         ; save the errno in ebx
        mov     eax,1           ; put the exit syscall number in eax
        int     80h             ; bail out

It was pretty easy to program; thx to the great tutorials on 
linuxassembly.org. Perhaps you have a use for it ? Its GPL, so feel free to 
add it ...

cu

Fabian

man x86<instruction>

[Claes Nyberg]

Hi list,
Is there UNIX man pages available for x86/avr/mips/sparc instructions
somwhere?
It would be nice to be able to write for example 'man x86lea' instead of
scanning the instruction set reference file.


// Claes

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