What exactly does this instruction do? movzbl 0x01(%eax,%ecx), %eax
assembly x86 att zero-extensionAs it is widely advertised, modern x86_64 processors have 64-bit registers that can be used in backward-compatible fashion as 32-bit …
assembly x86-64 cpu-registers zero-extensionIn the x86-64 Tour of Intel Manuals, I read Perhaps the most surprising fact is that an instruction such …
assembly x86 x86-64 cpu-registers zero-extensionI can't seem to grasp the concept on these stuff, even with the help of Google and a textbook in …
assembly mips sign-extension zero-extensionAssume $t2=0x55555550, then executing the following instruction: andi $t2, $t2, -1 $t2 becomes 0x0005550 This is confirmed by the …
assembly mips sign-extension zero-extension immediate-operand