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> If you write for any CPU other than an x86 The at&t syntax didn't appear in a vacuum. There are several architectures, e.g. popularly m68k, which use this or
by AshamedCaptain 2y ago
> If you write for any CPU other than an x86
The at&t syntax didn't appear in a vacuum. There are several architectures, e.g. popularly m68k, which use this order.
- pclmulqdq 2y agoAll of them but x86 are obsolete. I don't know anyone who has written 68000 assembly for professional use in the last 20 years.