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Syntax

Many x86 assemblers use Intel syntax, including FASM, MASM, NASM, TASM, and YASM. The GNU Assembler, which originally used AT & T syntax, has supported both syntaxes since version 2.10 via the.intel_syntax directive. A quirk in the AT & T syntax for x86 is that x87 floating-point operands are reversed, an inherited bug from the original AT&T assembler.