Вопрос

Here is a link to a complete (I think) list of NASM instructions, which I presume also covers the x64 bit instruction set for Intel processors.

However, I was hoping there would be a complete list of instructions somewhere, and just that, without the verbosity of an explanation for each one.

Does such a thing exist? It would be useful to have for learning commands (you can guess most of their meanings and google the ones you cant guess), bumping your memory when you cant remember one and scanning for an appropriate command to fill a requirement you have.

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Решение

Here is a list of all the instructions: http://ref.x86asm.net

As x86(_64) is a CISC processor, it has a big instruction set, but the compilers, unless you are optimizing, only use a "small" subset of it. You can check that disassembling binaries with objdump or your preferred disassembler.

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