MOV src,dest(或)MOV dest,src?

发布于 2024-08-23 18:00:50 字数 616 浏览 2 评论 0原文

MOV 可能是每个人在学习 ASM 时学习的第一个指令。

刚才遇到一本书Rajat Moona 的 GNU/Linux 中 IA32 架构的汇编语言编程 内容如下:(已删除断开的链接)

但我了解到它是MOV dest, src。它就像“用 src 加载 dest”。甚至 Wiki 也这么说。

我并不是说作者错了。我知道他是对的。但我在这里缺少什么?

顺便说一句..他正在使用 GCC 的 as 来汇编这些指令。但这不应该改变指令语法,对吗?

MOV is probably the first instruction everyone learns while learning ASM.

Just now I encountered a book Assembly Language Programming in GNU/Linux for IA32 Architectures By Rajat Moona which says: (broken link removed)

But I learnt that it is MOV dest, src. Its like "Load dest with src". Even Wiki says the same.

I'm not saying that the author is wrong. I know that he is right. But what am I missing here?

btw.. he is using GCC's as to assemble these instructions. But that shouldn't change the instruction syntax right?

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南巷近海 2024-08-30 18:00:50

mov dest, src 称为英特尔语法。 (例如 mov eax, 123

mov src, dest 称为 AT&T 语法。 (例如 mov $123, %eax

UNIX 汇编器(包括 GNU 汇编器)使用 AT&T 语法,我所知道的所有其他 x86 汇编器都使用 Intel 语法。您可以在维基百科上了解差异。

mov dest, src is called Intel syntax. (e.g. mov eax, 123)

mov src, dest is called AT&T syntax. (e.g. mov $123, %eax)

UNIX assemblers including the GNU assembler uses AT&T syntax, all other x86 assemblers I know of uses Intel syntax. You can read up on the differences on wikipedia.

横笛休吹塞上声 2024-08-30 18:00:50

是的,as/gas 使用 AT&T 语法,该语法使用顺序 src,dest。 MASM、TASM、NASM 等都使用“dest, src”的顺序。碰巧的是,AT&T 语法不太适合 Intel 处理器,并且(至少在我看来)几乎是一团乱七八糟的东西。例如 < code>movzx 结果特别糟糕。

Yes, as/gas use AT&T syntax that uses the order src,dest. MASM, TASM, NASM, etc. all use the order 'dest, src". As it happens, AT&T syntax doesn't fit very well with Intel processors, and (at least IMO) is a nearly unreadable mess. E.g. movzx comes out particularly bad.

嘿咻 2024-08-30 18:00:50

有两种不同类型的汇编语言语法 - Intel 语法和 AT&T 语法。
您可以在维基百科的汇编语言页面上找到两者的比较。

您的书很可能使用 AT&T 语法,其中源操作数位于目标之前。

There are two distinct types of assembly language syntax - Intel and AT&T syntax.
You can find a comparison of both on Wikipedia's assembly language page.

Chances are your book uses the AT&T syntax, where the source operand comes before the destination.

死开点丶别碍眼 2024-08-30 18:00:50

正如 Jerry Coffin 在回答中已经提到的,Intel 语法更适合 x86 架构的指令编码。正如我的调试器反汇编程序中的评论所述,“操作数在指令中出现的顺序与反汇编输出中出现的顺序相同”。例如,考虑以下指令:

-a
1772:0100 test word [AA55], 1234
1772:0106
-u 100 l 1
1772:0100 F70655AA3412      test    word [AA55], 1234
-

正如您可以在操作码十六进制转储中读取的那样,首先是指令操作码 0F7h,然后是 ModR/M 字节 06h,然后是小端序偏移字0AA55h,最后是立即字1234h。 Intel 语法与汇编源中的顺序相匹配。在 AT&T 语法中,这看起来像 testw $0x1234, (0xAA55),它与编码相比交换了顺序。

遵守 Intel 语法顺序的另一个示例是比较条件。例如,考虑以下序列:

cmp ax, 26
jae .label

如果 ax 高于或等于 26(在无符号比较中),这将跳转到 .label 。此助记符仅适用于 cmp dest, src 操作数顺序,其设置标志为 dest -= src

As already mentioned in the answer by Jerry Coffin, the Intel syntax fits better with the encoding of instructions for the x86 architecture. As a comment in my debugger's disassembler states, "the operands appear in the instruction in the same order as they appear in the disassembly output". For example, consider this instruction:

-a
1772:0100 test word [AA55], 1234
1772:0106
-u 100 l 1
1772:0100 F70655AA3412      test    word [AA55], 1234
-

As you can read in the opcode hexdump, the instruction opcode 0F7h is first, then the ModR/M byte 06h, then the little-endian offset word 0AA55h, and then finally the immediate word 1234h. The Intel syntax matches that order in the assembly source. In the AT&T syntax this would look like testw $0x1234, (0xAA55) which swaps the order compared to the encoding.

Another example that obeys the Intel syntax order is comparison conditions. For example, consider this sequence:

cmp ax, 26
jae .label

This will jump to .label if ax is above-or-equal-to 26 (in unsigned comparison). This mnemonic is only true of the cmp dest, src operand order, which sets flags as for dest -= src.

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