Comment by dwattttt
2 days ago
An INT 3 isn't even always one byte; there's a one byte encoding, but I believe it's also legal to issue a two byte encoded INT N, where N is 3.
2 days ago
An INT 3 isn't even always one byte; there's a one byte encoding, but I believe it's also legal to issue a two byte encoded INT N, where N is 3.
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