# General

## 2 argument instructions (t6)

### add, or, adc, sbb, and, sub, xor, cmp;

- REG REG // This means that arg1 can only be REG or MEM.
- REG MEM // And arg2 can only be REG, MEM or IMM, but:
- REG IMM // You can't use MEM as both arguments.
- MEM REG // This limitation stems from x64 encoding.
- MEM IMM // Hardware we use can't encode that.

- REG or MEM can use D8 ... D64, any size.
- IMM in this case must be maximum 32 bit.
- Examples:

```c
add rax 0x11223344 // ADD D64 REG R0 IMM 0x11223344
or  ecx 0x11223344 // OR  D32 REG R1 IMM 0x11223344
adc dx  0x1122     // ADC D16 REG R2 IMM 0x1122
sbb bl  0x11       // SBB D8  REG R3 IMM 0x11
```

## 1 argument instructions (t4)

### inc, dec, not, neg, mul, imul, div, idiv;

- REG
- MEM

- REG or MEM can use D8 ... D64, any size.
- IMM can't be used with these instructions.
- Examples:

```c
inc rsp // INC D64 REG R4
dec ebp // DEC D32 REG R5
not si  // NOT D16 REG R6
neg dil // NEG D8  REG R7
```

# Examples

```c
sysenter           // SYSENTER
sysexit            // SYSEXIT
syscall            // SYSCALL
sysret             // SYSRET
mov eax ebx        // MOV D32 REG R0 REG R3
mov eax [x]        // MOV D32 REG R0 MEM 69
mov eax 0x11223344 // MOV D32 REG R0 IMM 0x11223344
mov [x] eax        // MOV D32 MEM 69 REG R0
mov [x] 0x11223344 // MOV D32 MEM 69 IMM 0x11223344
mov eax x          // MOV D32 REG R0 REL 69
...
u32 x = 420        // ASMDIRMEM 69 ASMDIRIMM D32 420
```