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AT&T syntax

The x86 assembly spelling GCC, Clang and objdump print by default - source first, % before registers, $ before numbers.

AT&T syntax writes x86 instructions as mnemonic source, destination with %register, $immediate, size suffixes and disp(base,index,scale) memory operands.

Examples

  • Intel's mov rax, 5 is AT&T's movq $5, %rax: source first, $ on constants, % on registers.

See also

objdump mnemonic
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