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Intel syntax (as opposed to AT&T syntax) is an x86 assembly syntax using "opcode dst, src", square brackets for memory operands, and keywords to set the size of an operand: e.g. add dword [eax], 123. There are two main flavours of Intel syntax: NASM-style and MASM/TASM-style.

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