I was afraid somebody would say that.
I need look no further than the shelf at my right hand for a full set of
Pentium documentation. I do not consider that an adequate substitute for a
document expressing the syntax of all machine instructions of a particular
architecture in the GNU syntax.
The only excuse I can think of for not having such a document is "we're all
so busy we couldn't write it, please use the Intel documentation". Please
don't suggest that we have no need for our own documentmentation, written in
a form familiar to us.
> Has anyone gotten a instruction listing (just instructions and short
> description, not the whole other stuff in there), preferably in AT&T
> syntax?
Err, now I feel I wrote the above a little too strongly, but I'm not going to
change it, because it was my initial reaction. Yes, that's *exactly* what I
want.
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