leslie.polzer wrote:
In order to execute the current instruction, the CPU must determine its format, which also means finding out how many bytes the command takes. Next command is at eip+sizeof(command). Of course, this only holds for subsequent execution, branching is another thing.
Thanks for your insight. You mentioned the process is different for branching. Is it possible to explain a little(I'm a bit curious)?
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