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+2  Q: 

Is there a complete x86 assembly language reference that uses AT&T syntax?

Ideally there would be a version of Intel's Software Developer's Manuals written in AT&T syntax, but I would be happy to find anything that is close enough.

+3  A: 

Sun's manual uses gas syntax, with a correspondence table for the Intel/AMD-sanctioned opcode names.

Pascal Cuoq  2009-11-21 20:00:17

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