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Depends on if you're using intel asm syntax or at&t asm syntax. On Windows, intel syntax is the default, but on non-windows you get at&t unless you explicitly a
by bla3 6y ago
Depends on if you're using intel asm syntax or at&t asm syntax. On Windows, intel syntax is the default, but on non-windows you get at&t unless you explicitly ask for intel. at&t asm puts destination on the right.
- SavantIdiot 6y agoOh, I was going by the Intel Programmer's Guide, not AT&T syntax.