Thanks. So it's not so much that "you still have the opcodes that operate on jus...

		thaumasiotes on March 22, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Why the EAX register of x86 is called that Thanks. So it's not so much that "you still have the opcodes that operate on just 64/32/16/8 bits" as "ASCII assembly code for any CPU is expected to be source-compatible with ASCII assembly code for any later CPU"? Is there any indication in the source demarcating the 8008 assembly from the 8080 assembly?