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60 # Memory operands. The forms m, m128, m14/28byte, m16, m16&16, m16&32, m16&64, m16:16, m16:32,
62 # m8, m80bcd, m80dec, m80fp, m94/108byte. These operands always correspond to the
81 …he forms xmmI and ymmI indicate a register selected by the top four bits of an /is4 immediate byte.
128 # address size prefix byte to access the instruction.
135 # operand size prefix byte to access the instruction.
144 # The tags modrm_regonly or modrm_memonly indicate that the modrm byte's
149 # modrm byte's r/m to indicate a register, while the latter requires it to indicate memory.
154 # the manual lists an instruction twice, once with the optional 64-bit mode REX byte.
155 # Since most decoders will handle the REX byte separately, the form with the
702 "FSAVE m94/108byte","FSAVE m94/108byte","fsave m94/108byte","9B DD /6","V","V","","pseudo","w","",""
710 "FSTENV m14/28byte","FSTENV m14/28byte","fstenv m14/28byte","9B D9 /6","V","V","","pseudo","w","",""