Re: NOP instruction question.

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>In intel documentation I 've seen that the instruction nop is an alias for 
>xchg eax, eax which is implicitly a LOCK instruction. This means that if 
>one cpu does nops the others cannot access the bus? Have I missed something?
>

	I think that "xchgl %eax, %eax" instruction is an alias for the nop instruction, and nop is not an alias for 
xchg eax, eax 
			
				 
     madsys


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