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    Hi guys I've got a friend expert in old 8086 ASM but never programmed in C++. He's asking me how to combinate both asm and c++. The answer is simple (an example of MSDN),but he asked me some questions that I can't answer. 1. What is the set of instructions compatable with actual PC's? (I suposse that the minimum, more or less, has to be Pentium set of instructions, isnt it? Where can I get the full set of instructions? 2. Is MMX still operative in new PIV? If affirmative, where is possible to get the full set of instructions and examples? Books? 3. Is there a good book about ASM and VC++ combination or there is not so much than MSDN? Thanks in advance Dr.Pi

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      Hi guys I've got a friend expert in old 8086 ASM but never programmed in C++. He's asking me how to combinate both asm and c++. The answer is simple (an example of MSDN),but he asked me some questions that I can't answer. 1. What is the set of instructions compatable with actual PC's? (I suposse that the minimum, more or less, has to be Pentium set of instructions, isnt it? Where can I get the full set of instructions? 2. Is MMX still operative in new PIV? If affirmative, where is possible to get the full set of instructions and examples? Books? 3. Is there a good book about ASM and VC++ combination or there is not so much than MSDN? Thanks in advance Dr.Pi

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      check Here(look at the Program No.11)^

      doctorpi wrote:

      I've got a friend expert in old 8086 ASM but never programmed in C++.

      But be sure that its a 32 bit world out there. not the old 16 bit.


      VuNic

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