I'm sure there is a painfully obvious answer to this question, but the synapses just aren't connecting this morning. I currently own an Ahtlon 1.2GHz and I would like to find a reference detailing all of the instructions that are available on that processor along with a description of the functionality of each instruction. I'm sure that I could use an Intel reference manual, but from looking over the AMD site, it appears that there are extensions to the processor which obviously would not be covered by a competitors documentation. I'm sure this documentation has to exist, but I'm at a loss. So, where do I find a complete instruction set reference manual for the processor mentioned above?

Thanks in advance,
Kevin

Are you looking for stuff like this?

AMD Athlon™ XP Processor Tech Docs' ">http://www.amd.com/us-en/Proce..._118_3734_3748,00.html

Article #22007 AMD Athlon™ Processor x86 Code Optimization Guide.

Article #22466 AMD Extensions to the 3DNow! and MMX Instruction Sets.

Article #22621 3DNow!™ Instruction Porting Guide Application Note.

You may also be able to directly contact AMD at there official website.

Hope that helps or at least points you into the right direction


Later

MD

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WCPUID displays that information as well and CPUZ i think

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Phenom II X 1055T @3.64Ghz 1.425V
NB @ 2800Mhz HTT @ 2800Mhz
Gigabyte 890FXA-UD5
8GB Crucial Ballistix @ 1866 8-8-8-24-33-1T
AMD Radeon HD6950 2GB GDDR5 shaders @1536 OC to 840/1300

From my undersatnding of what was posted he wants a manual with the entire x86 instruction set and any other instructions that are available for that cpu...we have plenty of similar instruction and building manuals around work but they are for motorolla 68332 and coldfire dsp's etc...

Later

MD

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