x86-64 is quite nice, even reminds me somewhat of my 68000 days. I played with x86-64 relative addressing a while ago. (see the 'edit' a bit lower for a working

x86-64 is quite nice, even reminds me somewhat of my 68000 days. I played with x86-64 relative addressing a while ago. (see the 'edit' a bit lower for a working example): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3250277/how-to-use-rip-relative-addressing-in-a-64-bit-assembly-program http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3250277/how-to-use-rip-re...