For the second byte, MOD = 00 corresponding to [BX]. The register bits are 110 for DH
and R/M = 111 from Table 2.5. Thus, the instruction code is 88 37H.
vi) MOV AL, [SI][BX]
OPCODE
DW
10001010
Byte 1
MODREGR/M
00000000
Byte 2
By following the same procedure as discussed for the previous instructions, the code for
this is 8A 00 H.
vii) ADD AX, 53H [SI][BX]
OPCODE
DW
00000011
Byte 1
MODREGR/M
01000000
Byte 2
The third byte of the instruction is 53H, being the 8-bit displacement given in the instruc-
tion. Thus, the code is 03 40 53 H.
Segment Override Prefix
viii) MOV CS: [BX], DH
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