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by WereCatf on Tue 7th Aug 2012 06:54 UTC
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"This document will focus on the most used parts of x86-64", really? All the opcodes in that "document" are standard ones that've been around since 8088, the only x86-64 - specific thing about it is the registers the author is using. As such the title is terribly misleading, it's more like a very low-key introduction to x86 assembly.

I was disappointed, actually, I was expecting the article to demonstrate some real x86-64 - specific things. Note that I am not berating the article itself as it was clear and concise, it's just that it shouldn't be called x86-64 assembly when it really isn't that.

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