Assembly to Machine Code Conversion in 8086 microprocessor|| how to convert assembly into machine

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There is a silly typing mistake in the last example. Here W = 0, not 1, because we are considering an 8-bit register. And overall, the tutorial is awesome. I appreciate your effort. Thank you for your best teaching, sir.

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[@dipsiecamila]

I learn a lot! In the example MOV BL,AL the AL register was taken and the result was 88C3. If the BL record is taken, the result would be 8ADB. So, for the machine: Is 88C3 the same as 8ADB? Thank you.

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[@subhakarvysyaraju2145]

sir,if both of them are registers then we can choose REG whatever we want.?
source operand or destination operand our wish.

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you are right you can choose any of them. but it is highly recommended to choose destination operand as register. I guess I explained both approaches in my one of the tutorials.

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[@jabakushum19]

In ur last example,i think it will be w=0,right?

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if you are talking about this example MOV AX, [BP][SI]+45H then W=1 because this bit is size bit and it is dictated by the size of register used in the instruction. in this instruction, AX is a 16-bit register so the value of W bit will be 1 (W=1).

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[@zainnaeem1387]

In last example AX is source and you said it is a destination and take D= 1 why ?

[@paininkabir4760]

how can i find the instruction set?

[@LearnOnline1]

You can find the instruction set in many textbooks or google sources. I personally use table 3.6 from the book " THE 8088 AND 8086 MICROPROCESSORS PROGRAMMING, INTERFACING, SOFWARE, HARDWARE AND APPLICATIONS " by Walter A. Triebel and Avtar Singh

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01 ka example b krade

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Can you please explain a bit more? What do you want to convert into Machine

[@vallikakasibhatla7246]

Hello i have a question will mov al, [bx+si] be 8a00H. if we take mov=100010
al= reg= 000
d= 1
w= 0
mod= 00
r/m=000

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