> x86 is notable in that you can cause a branch or jump without calling a branch or jump instruction. I'm curious what you are referring to here. Are you talk

> x86 is notable in that you can cause a branch or jump without calling a branch or jump instruction. I'm curious what you are referring to here. Are you talking about CMOV? Or INT/SYSCALL/SYSENTER? Or just the ability to trigger a fault handler? Or semantic games like push followed by ret?