List of Tables

Chapter 1: Introduction to Disassembling

Table 1.1: Signed single-byte numbers

Table 1.2: Data exchange commands

Table 1.3: Input/output commands

Table 1.4: Instructions for operations over the stack

Table 1.5: Instructions for integer arithmetic

Table 1.6: Logical operations

Table 1.7: Shift operations

Table 1.8: String operations

Table 1.9: Commands for operations over flags

Table 1.10: Control flow commands

Table 1.11: Commands for supporting high-level programming languages

Table 1.12: Interrupt commands

Table 1.13: Processor synchronization commands

Table 1.14: Commands for processing chains of bits (introduced in the Intel 386 processor)

Table 1.15: Protection control commands

Table 1.16: Commands for exchanging data with control registers

Table 1.17: Commands for identifying and controlling architecture

Table 1.18: Caching control commands

Table 1.19: Data exchange commands

Table 1.20: Data comparison commands

Table 1.21: Arithmetic commands

Table 1.22: Transcendental functions

Table 1.23: Coprocessor control commands

Table 1.24: MMX extension commands

Table 1.25: New MMX commands

Table 1.26: Conditional jumps codes

Table 1.27: MOD RIM byte structure in 32-bit addressing

Table 1.28: Structure of the SIB byte

Table 1.29: Flags that characterize a section

Chapter 3: Main Paradigms of the Executable Code Analysis

Table 3.1: Optimal requirements for alignment of data of different sizes

Table 3.2: Standard calling conventions used by contemporary compilers

Table 3.3: Flag values for different situations of comparison