Instruction Set Sheet

[P3t3]

Hi,
I've been searching both in this forum and outside for a brief  Instruction Set sheet.
A page or a few pages, I could print out and have next to me which includes the most commonly used mnemonics, flags they affect...

Intel has a massive document, far from portable and brief.
And a number of webpages have similar to Intel where all the mnemonics are listed.

I was hoping for a cheat sheet type page.

What are you guys using?

Cheers
Pete

[Farabi]

Take a look on your MASM folder, there are file named opcode.chm, maybe you can print that out.

[jj2007]

Here is mine, modified for my own use but afaik derived from MASM32 Opcodes.hlp

[clive]

What are you guys using?

Google

[dedndave]

lol - Clive probably has them all memorized

it isn't a one-pager, but i use Randy Hyde's reference...

http://www.arl.wustl.edu/~lockwood/class/cs306/books/artofasm/Chapter_6/CH06-1.html

[clive]

lol - Clive probably has them all memorized

Well I'm certainly beyond the trivial ones, some of the later XMM ones start looking like german so the function is reasonably imparted in the mnemonic. I've also typed them in a lot, and written rough guides. Nothing like actually crossing the eye-brain-hand thresholds and actually typing something up to have it stick.

The Google quip was to suggest there are a number of short guides out there, back in the day we had tri-folds, the little MASM/INTEL pocket book, and Norton Guides. Today I could probably find a dozen PDF's or ASCII sheets published by assorted people,schools,professors,etc. There were also significantly less instructions, today it would reasonably run a couple of pages to be remotely comprehensive.

[anunitu]

Look here.

http://www.jegerlehner.ch/intel/

[jj2007]

The one I posted above is 11 pages and contains also FPU and SSE2 instructions, all in alphabetical order. It is useful to guess what could be interesting ("Convert Packed Double-Precision Floating-Point Values to Packed Doubleword Integers"), and then google the details.

[P3t3]

Look here.

http://www.jegerlehner.ch/intel/

Thanks heaps everyone!
This is what I'm exactly after, short, commands categories, usage, and flags affected.

[hutch--]

Yo ho ho,

There is Intel, Intel and Intel when it comes to decent technical data. Why do it the hard way.  :bg

[GregL]

I use the Intel manuals (the PDF files) too.