Guillaume Thouvenin wrote:
It's the only code with shld instruction. I don't see how you can have three different shld instructions here. I'm sure that I'm missing something here because for me, when we emulate the shld instruction, the code produced is the same. I mean that src.val and dst.val are always unsigned long and I don't see why register size are important here. In fact I don't understand why we need to use the switch ((_dst).bytes) for the other emulations.
The flags vary according to operand size. For example, shld $1, %bx, %ax where %ax == 0x8000 will set eflags.cf, but shld $1, %ebx, %eax , with the same arguments, will not.
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