Author: Dezhi Zhao
Date: 18:17:28 01/23/99
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On January 23, 1999 at 16:30:24, James Robertson wrote:
>In my prog I have written:
>
>void Func(int **i) {
> __asm {
> mov eax,i
> mov ebx,[eax]
> }
>}
>
>I am hoping there is some assembler instruction that combines both operations
>into one.
>
I assume you are using VC. Try this:
void __fastcall Func(int **i) {
__asm {
mov eax,[ecx]
}
}
>Later on in the function I have:
>
>void Func(int **i){
> __asm {
> mov eax,i
> mov ebx,something_useful
> mov [eax],ebx
> }
>}
>
>Is there any way to shorten this? Mr. Nalimov mentioned that Intel has a file
>somewhere with all the assembler instuctions explianed, but I downloaded it in
>Acrobat format, and I am too lazy to download Acrobat. Figured it would probably
>be a little easier to post here. :)
>
>James
pls visit
http://announce.com/agner/assem/
there is a book called
"how to optimize the pentium family of microprocessors".
It's the best asm stuff I found in the web.
Rregards
Dezhi Zhao
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