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From:	kingluke AT wco DOT com (Luke Rissacher)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Assembly
Date:	24 Jun 1996 05:31:51 GMT
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Bill Currie (bill_currie AT MAIL DOT TAIT DOT CO DOT NZ) wrote:
: I'm thinking that someone (or more) should compile a listing of all valid gas
: instructions (I'm willing to help as I can provide some of the information
: myself).  This should probably be a section in the FAQ (sure, there is some info
: in info, but it doesn't tell you everything).

Actually, a complete list of all the intel opcodes is included in the PC
Game Programmer's Encyclopedia (pcgpe). It documents the name, arguments,
and function of each intel instruction, although from what I can see, it
doesn't cover any Pentium-specific instructions. You can pick up pcgpe at
the following site: 

x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming/gpe/pcgpe10.zip   [and]   patch1.txt

There's plenty of really interesting stuff in there, well worth the 700K
download. Complete documentation of the mouse, VGA and SVGA cards, ASM
tutorials, 3D rendering techniques, and much more are included. And of
course, there's the opcode list.

Enjoy...

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