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NASM Intel x86 Assembly Language Cheat Sheet: Instruction Effect Examples

This document provides a cheat sheet for NASM Intel x86 Assembly Language instructions. It lists common instructions for copying data, arithmetic, function calls, bitwise operations, conditionals and jumps, and miscellaneous instructions. For each instruction, it shows the effect and provides examples using registers, constants, and memory addresses as arguments. It also notes the size specifiers and argument restrictions for different instructions.

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NASM Intel x86 Assembly Language Cheat Sheet: Instruction Effect Examples

This document provides a cheat sheet for NASM Intel x86 Assembly Language instructions. It lists common instructions for copying data, arithmetic, function calls, bitwise operations, conditionals and jumps, and miscellaneous instructions. For each instruction, it shows the effect and provides examples using registers, constants, and memory addresses as arguments. It also notes the size specifiers and argument restrictions for different instructions.

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NASM Intel x86 Assembly Language Cheat Sheet

Instruction Effect Examples


Copying Data
mov dest,src Copy src to dest mov eax,10
mov eax,[2000]
Arithmetic
add dest,src dest = dest + src add esi,10
sub dest,src dest = dest – src sub eax, ebx
mul reg edx:eax = eax * reg mul esi
div reg edx = edx:eax mod reg div edi
eax = edx:eax  reg
inc dest Increment destination inc eax
dec dest Decrement destination dec word [0x1000]
Function Calls
call label Push eip, transfer control call format_disk
ret Pop eip and return ret
push item Push item (constant or register) to stack. push dword 32
I.e.: esp=esp-4; memory[esp] = item push eax
pop [reg] Pop item from stack and store to register pop eax
I.e.: reg=memory[esp]; esp=esp+4
Bitwise Operations
and dest, src dest = src & dest and ebx, eax
or dest,src dest = src | dest or eax,[0x2000]
xor dest, src dest = src ^ dest xor ebx, 0xfffffff
shl dest,count dest = dest << count shl eax, 2
shr dest,count dest = dest >> count shr dword [eax],4
Conditionals and Jumps
cmp b,a Compare b to a; must immediately precede any of cmp eax,0
the conditional jump instructions
je label Jump to label if b == a je endloop
jne label Jump to label if b != a jne loopstart
jg label Jump to label if b > a jg exit
jge label Jump to label if b > a jge format_disk
jl label Jump to label if b < a jl error
jle label Jump to label if b < a jle finish
test reg,imm Bitwise compare of register and constant; should test eax,0xffff
immediately precede the jz or jnz instructions
jz label Jump to label if bits were not set (“zero”) jz looparound
jnz label Jump to label if bits were set (“not zero”) jnz error
jmp label Unconditional relative jump jmp exit
jmp reg Unconditional absolute jump; arg is a register jmp eax
Miscellaneous
nop No-op (opcode 0x90) nop
hlt Halt the CPU hlt
Instructions with no memory references must include ‘byte’, ‘word’ or ‘dword’ size specifier.
Arguments to instructions: Note that it is not possible for both src and dest to be memory addresses.
Constant (decimal or hex): 10 or 0xff Fixed address: [200] or [0x1000+53]
Register: eax bl Dynamic address: [eax] or [esp+16]
32-bit registers: eax, ebx, ecx, edx, esi, edi, ebp, esp (points to first used location on top of stack)
16-bit registers: ax, bx, cx, dx, si, di, sp, bp
8-bit registers: al, ah, bl, bh, cl, ch, dl, dh

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