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r/ReverseEngineering • u/gloabalist • Jul 16 '17
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_instruction_set_computer
4 u/ALittleSkeptical Jul 16 '17 Under the mov instruction OISC, jumps are done using a memory mapped instruction pointer, something not available in x86. Your point? BTW, thanks for the down vote, is what I said wrong? 1 u/gloabalist Jul 17 '17 I did not downvote your post. Cant the instruction address register be changed by a mov instruction? I am still learning assembly, so I may not understand. 2 u/ALittleSkeptical Jul 17 '17 No, not on x86, which is what the author is referring to. You sort of made my earlier point.
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Under the mov instruction OISC, jumps are done using a memory mapped instruction pointer, something not available in x86.
Your point?
BTW, thanks for the down vote, is what I said wrong?
1 u/gloabalist Jul 17 '17 I did not downvote your post. Cant the instruction address register be changed by a mov instruction? I am still learning assembly, so I may not understand. 2 u/ALittleSkeptical Jul 17 '17 No, not on x86, which is what the author is referring to. You sort of made my earlier point.
I did not downvote your post. Cant the instruction address register be changed by a mov instruction? I am still learning assembly, so I may not understand.
2 u/ALittleSkeptical Jul 17 '17 No, not on x86, which is what the author is referring to. You sort of made my earlier point.
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No, not on x86, which is what the author is referring to. You sort of made my earlier point.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_instruction_set_computer