/sys/doc/asm.ms Some instructions use .CW O (`octword') for 128-bit values, where the processor handbook variously uses .CW O or .CW DQ . The assembler also consistently uses .CW PL for `packed long' in XMM instructions, instead of .CW Q , .CW DQ or .CW PI .
MOVO seems to be available. On 27 November 2011 21:01, erik quanstrom <[email protected]> wrote: > is there any way without resorting to machine code to generate > the (intel-named) > > MOVDQ (AX), X0 // move 16-bytes into X0 > > by the way, it's easy to get the upper double-quad of X0 from acid > acid: *X0+8\Y > > (groans from the back?) probablly not. you already knew that. > > - erik > >
